Colonel convicted of Congo rapes

A Congolese colonel has become the first senior officer to be convicted of organising one of the country’s many savage army mass rapes.

Colonel convicted of Congo rapes
Mon, 21 Feb, 2011 - 12:19

A Congolese colonel has become the first senior officer to be convicted of organising one of the country’s many savage army mass rapes.

Lt. Col. Mutuare Daniel Kibibi was jailed for 20 years for crimes against humanity today.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: FiziPlace: eastern CongoPerson: Lt. Col.Person: Mutuare Daniel KibibiPerson: KibibiPerson: Alfred MaishaPerson: MaishaPerson: George Soros’Person: Kelly D. AskinEvent: New Year’s DayOrganisation: Open Society InitiativeOrganisation: American Bar AssociationOrganisation: Lawyers Without BordersOrganisation: UN Mission to CongoOrganisation: Open Society Justice Initiative
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