July 23, 2004

International Criminal Court Asked to Examine Abuses of Bambuti my DRC Military

Minority Rights Group International has asked the International Criminal Court to investigate human rights abuses aimed at the Bambuti Pygmies of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The group presented a case file to the court, which is already investigating war crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), on July 6.

Known by the code name effacer le tableau, or

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