PRESS RELEASE.
Date : 15 October 2012.
M.P. Dillon, Head of the Information & Evidence Unit in the Office
of the ICC Prosecutor says in a letter with Reference OTP-CR-239/12
dated The Hague, Thursday, 11 October 2012 sent to counsel Barrister
Christopher C. Black in relation to the complaint against President
Kagame and his accomplices submitted on 17 August 2012 in the Hague
(ICC) on behalf of FDU-INKINGI, RNC, Réseau International Femmes pour la
Démocratie et la Paix (RIFDP) and other civil and political groups :
«On behalf of the Prosecutor, I thank you for your communication
received on 17/08/2012, as well as any subsequent related information,
concerning the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
As you probably know, the Office is now investigating the situation in
the DRC. In June 2003, in response to various communications, the
Prosecutor identified the situation as a priority for his Office. In
April 2004, the DRC formally referred the situation of the DRC to the
Prosecutor. In June 2004, the Prosecutor announced his decision to open
an investigation into the situation in the DRC. In making his
announcement, the Prosecutor underscored his intention to focus on the
perpetrators most responsible for crimes within the jurisdiction of the
Court now being committed in the DRC. (...)»
Though we
welcome this prompt reaction and confirmation that the ICC is
"investigating" matters on the DRC, we are still encouraging for an
immediate public action on our specific complaint against president Paul
Kagame and his accomplices regarding the crimes of the M23 militia in
the DRC and the criminal involvement of Rwandan government.
Now there should be no other obstacles stopping international law
enforcers to bring to book the perpetrators most responsible for crimes
committed by M23 militia and Rwandan military senior officers involved.
The UN Group of Experts on the DRC’s report concerning Rwandan
government violations of the arms embargo and sanctions regime has
submitted on 13 October 2012 its final annual report to the UN Sanctions
Committee confirming that Rwanda is still supporting, training and
arming the notorious militia despite the international community outcry.
Cutting the Rwandan aid by donors is not enough any more, sanctions
including travel bans, and regime change are timely.
COORDINATING COMMITTEE FDU-INKINGI
Coordinator
Dr. Nkiko Nsengimana
Lausanne, Switzerland
nkiko.nsengimana@bluewin.ch
RWANDA NATIONAL CONGRESS (RNC)
Interim Committee,
Co-ordinator.
Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa,
Washington DC, USA
ngombwa@gmail.com
PRESS RELEASE.
Date : 15 October 2012.
M.P. Dillon, Head of the Information & Evidence Unit in the Office of the ICC Prosecutor says in a letter with Reference OTP-CR-239/12 dated The Hague, Thursday, 11 October 2012 sent to counsel Barrister Christopher C. Black in relation to the complaint against President Kagame and his accomplices submitted on 17 August 2012 in the Hague (ICC) on behalf of FDU-INKINGI, RNC, Réseau International Femmes pour la Démocratie et la Paix (RIFDP) and other civil and political groups :
«On behalf of the Prosecutor, I thank you for your communication received on 17/08/2012, as well as any subsequent related information, concerning the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). As you probably know, the Office is now investigating the situation in the DRC. In June 2003, in response to various communications, the Prosecutor identified the situation as a priority for his Office. In April 2004, the DRC formally referred the situation of the DRC to the Prosecutor. In June 2004, the Prosecutor announced his decision to open an investigation into the situation in the DRC. In making his announcement, the Prosecutor underscored his intention to focus on the perpetrators most responsible for crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court now being committed in the DRC. (...)»
Though we welcome this prompt reaction and confirmation that the ICC is "investigating" matters on the DRC, we are still encouraging for an immediate public action on our specific complaint against president Paul Kagame and his accomplices regarding the crimes of the M23 militia in the DRC and the criminal involvement of Rwandan government.
Now there should be no other obstacles stopping international law enforcers to bring to book the perpetrators most responsible for crimes committed by M23 militia and Rwandan military senior officers involved. The UN Group of Experts on the DRC’s report concerning Rwandan government violations of the arms embargo and sanctions regime has submitted on 13 October 2012 its final annual report to the UN Sanctions Committee confirming that Rwanda is still supporting, training and arming the notorious militia despite the international community outcry. Cutting the Rwandan aid by donors is not enough any more, sanctions including travel bans, and regime change are timely.
COORDINATING COMMITTEE FDU-INKINGI
Coordinator
Dr. Nkiko Nsengimana
Lausanne, Switzerland
nkiko.nsengimana@bluewin.ch
RWANDA NATIONAL CONGRESS (RNC)
Interim Committee,
Co-ordinator.
Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa,
Washington DC, USA
ngombwa@gmail.com
Date : 15 October 2012.
M.P. Dillon, Head of the Information & Evidence Unit in the Office of the ICC Prosecutor says in a letter with Reference OTP-CR-239/12 dated The Hague, Thursday, 11 October 2012 sent to counsel Barrister Christopher C. Black in relation to the complaint against President Kagame and his accomplices submitted on 17 August 2012 in the Hague (ICC) on behalf of FDU-INKINGI, RNC, Réseau International Femmes pour la Démocratie et la Paix (RIFDP) and other civil and political groups :
«On behalf of the Prosecutor, I thank you for your communication received on 17/08/2012, as well as any subsequent related information, concerning the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). As you probably know, the Office is now investigating the situation in the DRC. In June 2003, in response to various communications, the Prosecutor identified the situation as a priority for his Office. In April 2004, the DRC formally referred the situation of the DRC to the Prosecutor. In June 2004, the Prosecutor announced his decision to open an investigation into the situation in the DRC. In making his announcement, the Prosecutor underscored his intention to focus on the perpetrators most responsible for crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court now being committed in the DRC. (...)»
Though we welcome this prompt reaction and confirmation that the ICC is "investigating" matters on the DRC, we are still encouraging for an immediate public action on our specific complaint against president Paul Kagame and his accomplices regarding the crimes of the M23 militia in the DRC and the criminal involvement of Rwandan government.
Now there should be no other obstacles stopping international law enforcers to bring to book the perpetrators most responsible for crimes committed by M23 militia and Rwandan military senior officers involved. The UN Group of Experts on the DRC’s report concerning Rwandan government violations of the arms embargo and sanctions regime has submitted on 13 October 2012 its final annual report to the UN Sanctions Committee confirming that Rwanda is still supporting, training and arming the notorious militia despite the international community outcry. Cutting the Rwandan aid by donors is not enough any more, sanctions including travel bans, and regime change are timely.
COORDINATING COMMITTEE FDU-INKINGI
Coordinator
Dr. Nkiko Nsengimana
Lausanne, Switzerland
nkiko.nsengimana@bluewin.ch
RWANDA NATIONAL CONGRESS (RNC)
Interim Committee,
Co-ordinator.
Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa,
Washington DC, USA
ngombwa@gmail.com
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