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Ngudjolo and Katanga: Their Role in the DRC Conflict and the Need for Broader Accountability

Published: 4 Mar 2011

At the International Criminal Court, Germain Katanga and Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui are charged with the particularly bloody joint attack on the village of Bogoro in February 2003. The facts of this attack are particularly disturbing: at least 200 civilians are estimated to have been killed, civilian women were raped and held as sexual slaves, and…

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