In August 1999, only a month after the signing of the Lusaka ceasefire agreement, a new dynamic of conflict emerged within the anti-Kabila alliance and further complicated Africa’s seven-nation war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Five years after the beginning of the genocide, it is now time to review the progress made in administering justice to those implicated in its planning and implementation.
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