DRC: Victims still waiting for justice, truth and reparations 25 years on from Kisangani war

By Amnesty International

Twenty-five years since the six-day war in Kisangani in Democratic Republic of Congo in which hundreds of civilians were killed and thousands more injured, victims are still waiting for truth, justice and, for the most part, reparations, Amnesty International said in a new briefing today. The briefing Is anyone moved by Congo’s pain? 25 years […] The post DRC: Victims still waiting for justice, truth and reparations 25 years on from Kisangani war appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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