DR Congo: Massacre Trial Puts Focus on Justice

Expand The 39 Burundian asylum seekers killed in Kamanyola, Democratic Republic of Congo, in September 2017. Top row, from left to right: Stanislas Majambere, Stany Nzohabonimana, Sylvane Ntunzwenimana, Vianney Ndayisenga, Albert Bakanibona, Alexis Gahimbare, François-Xavier Habarugira, Alice Irankunda, Aline Iranzi, Clairia Manirakiza. Second row: Melchiade Ndayisaba, Joselyne Nizigiyimana, Leopold Ngendanzi, Emeline Uwamariya, Eric Ndayikeza, Jean de Dieu Nsengiyumva, Pacifique Nyabenda, Pascal Bukuru, Alodie Nduwayo, Menard Sinzobatohana. Third row: Béatrice Nizigama, Audace Nyamibara, Jean-Pierre…

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