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Former Congolese warlord sentenced to 30 years in prison for complicity in crimes against humanity
Roger Lumbala was found guilty by the Paris criminal court on Monday for acts committed in 2002 and 2003 while he led a rebel group in eastern DR Congo. It is the first time a foreign national court has tried a former Congolese warlord for crimes committed in that region.
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lemonde.fr
Life sentence sought for DRC former rebel leader at French trial
Roger Lumbala, 67, is on trial in Paris, accused of complicity in crimes against humanity during the Second Congo War (1998-2003). For human rights organizations, the trial is an…
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Former Congolese warlord sentenced to 30 years in prison for complicity in crimes against humanity
Roger Lumbala was found guilty by the Paris criminal court on Monday for acts committed in 2002 and 2003 while he led a rebel group in eastern DR Congo. It is the first time a…
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bbc.com
Roger Lumbala trial: French court sentences former DR Congo rebel leader to 30 years in jail
In a landmark trial, Roger Lumbala faced accusations about atrocities committed during the Second Congo war.