the un has accused militias linked to lendu farmers of carrying out attacks on hammer herders burning homes murdering children beheading some victims. people here are hopeful the president will bring some sense of security. because i'm going as the president felix has the capacity to resolve this difficult situation as he has been resolving other issues around the country this is why we believe that he will restore peace but. we also need a real investigation of what's going on and to territory so that they can identify the criminals who are killing people and you will see that these people are just rebels not lendu as some people are falsely accusing. the 2 communities have had a tense relationship for decades but the latest violence has the potential to create a much more dangerous crisis for a region that's also struggling to contain it in a bowl outbreak and a chapell al-jazeera albania's local elections when they head out the month of anti-government protests international observers monitors the vote which went off peacefully despite some opposition supporters attacking polling s

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and crimes against humanity that conflict descended into a brutal interethnic conflict between the lendu and hammer ethnic group so that many people there see it as a proxy war between neighboring uganda and neighboring rwanda whose militaries had both been in congo around those years and they also have both backed rebel groups around that time ok malcolm as you've been speaking we've just had word coming in from the courts. has been found guilty on all 18 charges just give us a sense of what people think about this trial specifically in the d r c and how will these verdicts how do you imagine they'll be received. who definitely does depend who you are and the rebel group that he was a commander of the armed group he was a commander of that time that he was accused of all of these crimes i was the political was the armed wing of a political party called the p.c. which still exists we spoke to some u.p.c. politicians and say that this evidence is fabricated and that they've the i.c.c. has got the wrong guy in the dock other people especially victims of atrocities that were committed aroun

thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the government of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there obviously the biggest fish to be made. and that has been a criticism and that has been levied against the international community it's supposed to trade bearing the greatest responsibility you took 17 years when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to gun death and violence in a tory problems hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and that some justice is better than no justice in the region where people responsible for atrocities are rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. human rights and transitional justice explained while the verdict is bittersweet in many ways. it is a good day it's a significant moment of justice for victims who have waited

people have died in 2 rebel attacks in northeastern democratic republic of congo local reports say lendu rebels killed 9 civilians in a teary on monday while i.d.f. fighters are believed to have killed 12 civilians in both provinces have been affected by months of fighting while battling an outbreak of the virus. i have for you on the program. holds a national assembly session in the street as venezuela recovers from yet another massive blackout and russia carries out its 1st joint patrol with china in the asia pacific triggering hundreds of warning shots in south korea. hello the windy weather the last couple of days particularly trust victorious in new south wales is on its way through things will quieten down the last the cold fronts is just coming up on the satellite picture so it'll be gone for daylight hours now we are drawing a massive grain is we have the way this is warmer weather over cold water so it will be see for golo plot of the coast it'll hit percival probably hit adelaide come thursday i had it in juicing a bit of a warmer bracy should get 15 degrees so it'll feel i thi

thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the governments of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's that this is the biggest space to be. and that has been it's the same that has been levied against b. and c. accepting you know what it's supposed to trade those bearing the greatest responsibility you took 17 years when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to go. and violence in it to reprograms hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and some justice is better than no justice in the region where people responsible for atrocities are rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. the rebels say they've launched more drone attacks in saudi arabia. airport in the r.c. region was the target which is not far from the border with yemen the coalition confirmed that

crushed on to ganders orders thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the government of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there obviously the biggest case to be made. and that has been a criticism and that has been levied against it's accepted. it's supposed to trade bearing the greatest responsibility. you took 17 years when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to go. and violence in it to reprograms hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and that some justice is better than no justice in a region where people responsible for atrocities are rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya the other headlines from sending its top diplomatic advisor to iran on tuesday to try to deescalate the tension between tehran and washington that comes after iran announced

the lendu ethnic group both accused of massacring thousands of civilians belonging to the opposing side but what was in them. also results in a very large displacement not something that the judges talked about one of the crimes that he's been taken has been convicted of is deliberately displacing population civilian populations were definitely very much a target in that conflict but it's also widely considered to be somewhat of a proxy conflict between. rwanda and uganda who were time competing for control of it to re province and in particular the wealth of gold that was found in the foreground there which uganda was ultimately held by the world bank accountable for looting it during the conflict in the ninety's and the early 2000 in eastern congo so it wasn't simply to. fighting each other but rather. historic divisions between 2 ethnic groups being significantly escalated by powerful players who would bring in a lot of weapons into the region that alternately resulted in this very nasty horrible conflict in which civilians bore the brunt malcolm thank you very much for joining us on

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to their hammer and to the lendu ethnic groups although as i said a minute ago is also in some ways a proxy war between neighboring rwanda and neighboring uganda. sides are accused of massacring hundreds of civilians and going into villages killing everybody of of of the group the group in which they were we have a conflict really quite ruthless way of fighting and the judge said in the ruling just a short while ago this was quite deliberate and he said that the gun was found guilty of ordering quite deliberately ordering some of these terrible crimes to be committed certainly not the only place where the only time in eastern congo where we've seen that kind of brutal violence is targeting civilians and we've spent quite a bit of time there over the years and it's very normal among these rebel groups to live by the sword die by the sword expedition killings targeting of civilians tragically become a very normal thing for armed groups in the way that they operate there definitely was there was a very heinous level of violence that once again that was accused of and now found guilty of

thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the government of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there well this is the biggest fish to be made. and that has been a criticism that has been levied against the international criminal court it's supposed to trade those bearing the greatest responsibility. you took 17 years when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to go. and violence in the tory problems hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and that some justice is better than no justice in the region where people responsible for atrocities are rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya libya and ward weaver haftar is preparing a 2nd offensive to seize the capital tripoli his commanders say as many as 20000 fighters have been sent to strengthen the force

thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the government of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there obviously the biggest fish to be buried. and that has been it's the same and that has been levied against it's accepted you know what it's supposed to trade those bearing the greatest responsibility. you took 17 years when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to go. and violence in it to reprogram it hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and that some justice is better than no justice in a region where people are responsible for atrocities rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. well let's take a look at the wall or the responsible for mass murder rape and abduction of the d r c then the gander was 1st indicted in 2006 for allegedly recruiting ch

thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the governments of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there obviously the biggest fish to be fried. and that has been a criticism and that has been levied against b. and c. accepted. it's supposed to trade those bearing the greatest responsibility you took 17 years from when crimes were committed for the i.c.c. to eventually convict and to gun death and violence in a tory problems hasn't stopped dozens of being killed and thousands of fled to neighboring uganda following fighting in the last few weeks but other rights activists say the i.c.c. successful conviction is a step forward and that some justice is better than no justice in the region where people responsible for atrocities are rarely held to account malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya greece's new prime minister kerry. says he plans to start legislating quickly after being officially sworn in his center right new democracy party won sunday's election end

have been killed in the past few weeks after historic tensions flared up between the ethnic head and lendu people around half a 1000000 people have fled their homes in the remote region under shell has more. katie chose the eastern region to deliver an address commemorating his republic's independence day thousands of kilometers away from the capital where he would normally make such a speech he promised to deliver a large scale military operation to stop the violence is the game that we need to do everything in order to bring peace as soon as possible and this is why i am sending a top officer together with soldiers on the ground in order to resolve the ongoing insecurity in the tory region and that's also why i'm here more than 400 people have been killed in the area over the last 3 weeks in fighting between rival ethnic rebel groups it set off a large exodus with 400000 people fleeing for bunia town or to neighboring uganda well the army is protecting internally displaced people in some areas president teach a kid he says the offensive will stretch all the way down to south kivu the un