MJPC to MONUC and Kabila: Enforce the ICC Arrest Warrant Against Ntaganda
MJPC calls upon the Congolese Government and MONUC to act decisively to enforce the outstanding arrest
warrant against Bosco Ntaganda.
The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) today called on the
Congolese Government...
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MJPC to MONUC and Kabila: Enforce the ICC Arrest Warrant Against Ntaganda MJPC calls upon the Congolese Government and MONUC to act decisively to enforce the outstanding arrest warrant against Bosco Ntaganda. The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) today called on the Congolese Government and the UN s peacekeeping force in DR Congo, which is known as MONUC to act decisively to enforce the outstanding arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Bosco Ntaganda. Shocked and outraged by recent report by BBC that an indicted ICC war criminal is playing a leading role in the UN mission in the DR Congo, the MJPC is strongly urging the UN Security Council and the entire international community to put pressure on the Congolese Government and MONUC to enforce the ICC outstanding arrest warrant against Ntagandaas soon as possible. "While it seems absurd that the 17,000 UN troops in Congo have not yet taken steps to enfor
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MJPC to MONUC & Kabila Enforce the ICC Arrest Warrant Against Ntaganda
MJPC calls upon the Congelese Government and MONUC to act decisively to enforce the
outstanding arrest warrant against Bosco Ntaganda.
Sacramento, CA, May 01, 2009 -- The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) today called...
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MJPC to MONUC & Kabila Enforce the ICC Arrest Warrant Against Ntaganda MJPC calls upon the Congelese Government and MONUC to act decisively to enforce the outstanding arrest warrant against Bosco Ntaganda. Sacramento, CA, May 01, 2009 -- The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) today called on the Congolese Government and the UN s peacekeeping force in DR Congo, which is known as MONUC to act decisively to enforce the outstanding arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Bosco Ntaganda. Shocked and outraged by recent report by BBC that an indicted ICC war criminal is playing a leading role in the UN mission in the DR Congo, the MJPC is strongly urging the UN Security Council and the entire international community to put pressure on the Congolese Government and MONUC to enforce the ICC outstanding arrest warrant against Ntaganda as soon as possible. "While it seems absurd that the 17,000 UN troops in Congo hav
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"There are serious dangers in continuing to allow Congo defy the ICC arrest warrant
against Ntaganda; its sends a wrong message and could have disastrous effects in
other countries"
Sacramento, CA, May 18, 2009 -- Citing the importance for the newly-created
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"There are serious dangers in continuing to allow Congo defy the ICC arrest warrant against Ntaganda; its sends a wrong message and could have disastrous effects in other countries" Sacramento, CA, May 18, 2009 -- Citing the importance for the newly-created International Criminal Court (ICC) to remain an impeccably impartial institution, the MJPC reiterated its call on the ICC to refer the DR Congo to the Security Council for possible sanctions. The MJPC (Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Congo) warned that in the Congo as elsewhere, the ICC as a new international instrument to promote the rule of law and ensure that the gravest international crimes do not go unpunished could quickly lose its moral value if it does not take concrete steps to start enforcing its own issued arrest warrants. "Frankly the ICC cannot put off forever bringing the DR Congo before the Security Council for its continuing refusal to execute the outstanding ICC arrest warrant against Ntaganda," said Mak
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"There is no excuse for missing to pay salaries to soldiers in lawless eastern
Congo for six months"
Following the deteriorating situation in east Congo, the MJPC called today for the
Congolese Government to urgently pay the salaries to thousands of soldiers who
have not been paid for over six months in eastern Congo, take swift action...
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"There is no excuse for missing to pay salaries to soldiers in lawless eastern Congo for six months" Following the deteriorating situation in east Congo, the MJPC called today for the Congolese Government to urgently pay the salaries to thousands of soldiers who have not been paid for over six months in eastern Congo, take swift action to enforce the International Criminal Court s (ICC) warrant against Bosco Ntaganda and to hold accountable perpetrators of sexual violence against women for their acts. "Failing to hold accountable individuals who commit war crimes and crimes against humunity continues to be the leading cause of widespread and systematic sexual violence acts against girls and women in the easten Congo" said Makuba Sekombo, Community Affairs Director of the Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the DR Congo (MJPC). Mr. Sekombo again criticized the government of Congo for not only the continuing failure to protect women and young girls from sexual violence, but also for
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO
NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
(ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO
LA MONUC DOIT ARRETER BOSCO
NTAGANDA RECHERCHE PAR LA C.
P.
I.
POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO LA MONUC DOIT ARRETER BOSCO NTAGANDA RECHERCHE PAR LA C. P. I. POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE Home About Us Contact Us Site Map In April 2008. the International Criminal Court (ICC) re-issued the arrest warrant against NTAGANDA suspected of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes, but the the UN in Congo (MONUC) has so far made no attempts to arrest him despite knowing his whereabouts. MONUC must take action to ensure that persons accused of worst human rights violations in congo are brought to justice. En avril 2008. la Cour Pénale Internationale (CPI) a ré-émis le mandat d arrêt contre NTAGANDA soupçonné d avoir commis des crimes contre l humanité et crimes de guerre, mais l ONU au Congo (MONUC) a jusqu à présent fait aucune tentative de l arrêter en dépit de savoir où il se trouve. La MONUC doit prendre des mesures pour assurer que les personnes accusées des pires violati
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"Failing to hold accountable soldiers who commit war crimes and crimes against
humunity will result in conitnued sexual violence against girls and women in the DR
Congo" says MJPC
Sacramento, California, June 12, 2009 (PressReleasePoint) -- The Mobilization for
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"Failing to hold accountable soldiers who commit war crimes and crimes against humunity will result in conitnued sexual violence against girls and women in the DR Congo" says MJPC Sacramento, California, June 12, 2009 (PressReleasePoint) -- The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the DR Congo (MJPC) called for a full inquiry into new allegations of continuing rape and sexual violence committed by the Congolese Army after a recent report by Human Rights Watch revealed shocking new evidence. The report documents how the Congolese Army (FARDC) has been committing serious human rights abuses that amount to war crimes in East Congo and calls on the UN Security Council to demand the Congolese Government to immediatly investigate and hold accountable soldiers responsible for war crimes. The MJPC is gravely concerned at continuing reports of sexual violence in eastern Congo. Makuba Sekombo, MJPC s Community Affairs Director, stresses "paramount importance of sending a clear message to all
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MJPC Joined HRW in Calling to Hold the Congolese Army Accountable for War Crimes
"Failing to hold accountable soldiers who commit war crimes and crimes against
humunity will result in conitnued sexual violence against girls and women in the DR
Congo" says MJPC
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MJPC Joined HRW in Calling to Hold the Congolese Army Accountable for War Crimes "Failing to hold accountable soldiers who commit war crimes and crimes against humunity will result in conitnued sexual violence against girls and women in the DR Congo" says MJPC Sacramento, California, June 12, 2009 -- The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the DR Congo (MJPC) called for a full inquiry into new allegations of continuing rape and sexual violence committed by the Congolese Army after a recent report by Human Rights Watch revealed shocking new evidence. The report documents how the Congolese Army (FARDC) has been committing serious human rights abuses that amount to war crimes in East Congo and calls on the UN Security Council to demand the Congolese Government to immediatly investigate and hold accountable soldiers responsible for war crimes. The MJPC is gravely concerned at continuing reports of sexual violence in eastern Congo. Makuba Sekombo, MJPC s Community Affairs Director, str
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Dear MONUC
The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(MJPC) recognizes your invaluable humanitarian aid to the people of Congo,
especially in East Congo with all problems brought on by endless wars.
However, we
also note with great sadness that you have not taken steps to enforce the
International...
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Dear MONUC The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) recognizes your invaluable humanitarian aid to the people of Congo, especially in East Congo with all problems brought on by endless wars. However, we also note with great sadness that you have not taken steps to enforce the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Bosco Ntaganda wanted in the Hague for war crimes. You have missed a much bigger opportunity to seriously help the Congolese government restore accountability and ensure that those responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity are held to account. Despite current encouraging progress, your mission in Congo will fail without clear manifestation of commitment to promoting peace with justice. Please use every reasonable means to enforce this arrest warrant against Ntaganda. It is important for Congo and for international justice worldwide. If you don t enforce an ICC arrest warrant, what message does
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Dear MONUC
The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(MJPC) recognizes your invaluable humanitarian aid to the people of Congo,
especially in East Congo with all problems brought on by endless wars.
However, we
also note with great sadness that you have not taken steps to enforce the
International...
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Dear MONUC The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MJPC) recognizes your invaluable humanitarian aid to the people of Congo, especially in East Congo with all problems brought on by endless wars. However, we also note with great sadness that you have not taken steps to enforce the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Bosco Ntaganda wanted in the Hague for war crimes. You have missed a much bigger opportunity to seriously help the Congolese government restore accountability and ensure that those responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity are held to account. Despite current encouraging progress, your mission in Congo will fail without clear manifestation of commitment to promoting peace with justice. Please use every reasonable means to enforce this arrest warrant against Ntaganda. It is important for Congo and for international justice worldwide. If you don t enforce an ICC arrest warrant, what message does
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO
NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
(ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO
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NTAGANDA RECHERCHE PAR LA C.
P.
I.
POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO LA MONUC DOIT ARRETER BOSCO NTAGANDA RECHERCHE PAR LA C. P. I. POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE Home About Us Contact Us Site Map In April 2008. the International Criminal Court (ICC) re-issued the arrest warrant against NTAGANDA suspected of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes, but the the UN in Congo (MONUC) has so far made no attempts to arrest him despite knowing his whereabouts. MONUC must take action to ensure that persons accused of worst human rights violations in congo are brought to justice. En avril 2008. la Cour Pénale Internationale (CPI) a ré-émis le mandat d arrêt contre NTAGANDA soupçonné d avoir commis des crimes contre l humanité et crimes de guerre, mais l ONU au Congo (MONUC) a jusqu à présent fait aucune tentative de l arrêter en dépit de savoir où il se trouve. La MONUC doit prendre des mesures pour assurer que les personnes accusées des pires violati
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO
NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
(ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO
LA MONUC DOIT ARRÊTER BOSCO
NTAGANDA RECHERCHÉ PAR LA
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO LA MONUC DOIT ARRÊTER BOSCO NTAGANDA RECHERCHÉ PAR LA C. P. I. POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE Home About Us Contact Us Site Map In April 2008. the International Criminal Court (ICC) re-issued the arrest warrant against NTAGANDA suspected of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes, but the the UN in Congo (MONUC) has so far made no attempts to arrest him despite knowing his whereabouts. MONUC must take action to ensure that persons accused of worst human rights violations in congo are brought to justice. En avril 2008. la Cour Pénale Internationale (CPI) a ré-émis le mandat d arrêt contre NTAGANDA soupçonné d avoir commis des crimes contre l humanité et crimes de guerre, mais l ONU au Congo (MONUC) a jusqu à présent fait aucune tentative de l arrêter en dépit de savoir où il se trouve. La MONUC doit prendre des mesures pour assurer que les personnes accusées des pires violati
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO
NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
(ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO
LA MONUC DOIT ARRÊTER BOSCO
NTAGANDA RECHERCHÉ PAR LA
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MONUC MUST ARREST BOSCO NTAGANDA WANTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) FOR WAR CRIMES IN CONGO LA MONUC DOIT ARRÊTER BOSCO NTAGANDA RECHERCHÉ PAR LA C. P. I. POUR CRIMES DE GUERRE Home About Us Contact Us Site Map In April 2008. the International Criminal Court (ICC) re-issued the arrest warrant against NTAGANDA suspected of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes, but the the UN in Congo (MONUC) has so far made no attempts to arrest him despite knowing his whereabouts. MONUC must take action to ensure that persons accused of worst human rights violations in congo are brought to justice. En avril 2008. la Cour Pénale Internationale (CPI) a ré-émis le mandat d arrêt contre NTAGANDA soupçonné d avoir commis des crimes contre l humanité et crimes de guerre, mais l ONU au Congo (MONUC) a jusqu à présent fait aucune tentative de l arrêter en dépit de savoir où il se trouve. La MONUC doit prendre des mesures pour assurer que les personnes accusées des pires violati
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Friday 14 October 2011 R2. 00 incl. VOLUME 1 NO. 15 Controversy at municipality SUSPECTED Rhino poachers Chrisweli Ndlovu and Inase Mkhabela appeared briefly in the Hoedspruit magistrate court on Monday. By: Kamogelo Muvhenzhe TWO suspects, one a Mozambique national and one a South African, briefly appeared in the Hoedspruit Magistrate s Court on charges of poaching. It s alleged that the men, together with their two accomplices, shot and killed a white rhino on a private game farm and dehorned her. Lieutenant Colonel Ronel Otto, Provincial Police Spokesperson, said rangers on the farm heard shots being fired after 21:00 last Friday night and went to investigate. "The rangers traced four suspects on the farm on foot and chased after them. They only managed to apprehend two, while the others managed to run away," said Otto. The police were called to arrest Chrisweli Ndlovu from Mozambique and Inase Mkhabela of Acornhoek. They were denied bail and were remanded in custody. The s
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"There is no excuse for missing to pay salaries to soldiers in lawless eastern
Congo for six months"
Sacramento, CA June 30, 2009 -- Following the deteriorating situation in east
Congo, the MJPC calls for the Congolese Government to pay the salaries of thousands
of soldiers who have not been paid for over six months in east Congo and...
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"There is no excuse for missing to pay salaries to soldiers in lawless eastern Congo for six months" Sacramento, CA June 30, 2009 -- Following the deteriorating situation in east Congo, the MJPC calls for the Congolese Government to pay the salaries of thousands of soldiers who have not been paid for over six months in east Congo and take swift action to enforce the International Criminal Court s (ICC) warrant against Bosco Ntaganda and to held accountable perpetrators of sexual violence against women for their acts. "Faillng to hold accountable individuals who commit war crimes and crimes against humunity continues to be the leading cause of widespread and systematic sexual violence acts against girls and women in the easten Congo" said Makuba Sekombo, Community Affairs Director of the Mobilization for Justice and Peace in the DR Congo (MJPC). Mr. Sekombo again criticized the government of Congo for not only the continuing failure to protect women and young girls from sexual violen
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