The Democratic Republic of the Congo's Senate has voted to lift the immunity of former President Joseph Kabila, allowing for his prosecution on charges of treason, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The decision comes amidst accusations of Kabila's support for the M23 rebels, who are alleged to be receiving backing from Rwanda. Despite Kabila’s denial of these links and claims of being a scapegoat for underlying issues in the country, the government asserts it has strong evidence against him. This political move appears intertwined with local concerns regarding corruption and ongoing conflict.
Former leader Joseph Kabila has been accused of treason, war crimes, and crimes against humanity for allegedly supporting M23 rebels, prompting the DRC Senate to lift his immunity.
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to lift Kabila's immunity due to accusations of treason linked to the M23 armed group, asserting clear evidence against him.
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