Former President Joseph Kabila is facing potential prosecution as the DRC Senate considers revoking his immunity over claims of aiding the M23 rebel group. The DRC government, amidst ongoing conflict with the rebels, has restricted travel for Kabila's family, highlighting tensions with current President Felix Tshisekedi. Kabila, who has largely resided in South Africa, returned recently, sparking speculation about his alliance with M23. Experts believe prosecuting Kabila could be a significant step toward justice and breaking a historical cycle of impunity in the nation.
The army of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is urging the Senate to revoke former President Joseph Kabila's immunity, enabling potential prosecution for aiding the M23 rebel group.
Kambale Musavuli emphasized that prosecuting Joseph Kabila could signify a crucial moment for the DRC, addressing past injustices and combating the entrenched cycle of impunity that has characterized its governance.
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