Why did I refer the Congolese tragedy to the ICC?

In my book entitled "LA CPI FACE A LA TRAGEDIE CONGOLAISE", I describe the serious crimes committed in the DRC from 1996 to 2018: the crime of aggression, war crimes, crimes against humanity, the crime of genocide, atrocities, mutilations, the burial of women alive, massive massacres, the burial of victims in mass graves, torture, the burning of villages, the forced displacement of several thousand people fleeing death, insecurity, fighting, sexual violence... And I place the ICC face to face with this tragedy. In this book, I explain in detail why I wrote the above-mentioned book, and why I contacted the ICC Prosecutor. My Book is a symbol, an emblem that reveals the tenacious presence, in the DRC, of the ever-lit Flame of the Fight for the triumph of the noble and just Cause of our Homeland and our People, despite all the vicissitudes. It is in tragedies that men stand out in whom there is more to admire than to despise; in storms, the best pilots; in hurricanes, the best sailors; in the face of challenges, the best leaders.

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François Tshipamba Mpuila, membro anziano dell'UDPS e della Leadership nazionale congolese per il progresso.

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In my book entitled "LA CPI FACE A LA TRAGEDIE CONGOLAISE", I describe the serious crimes committed in the DRC from 1996 to 2018: the crime of aggression, war crimes, crimes against humanity, the crime of genocide, atrocities, mutilations, the burial of women alive, massive massacres, the burial of victims in mass graves, torture, the burning of villages, the forced displacement of several thousand people fleeing death, insecurity, fighting, sexual violence... And I place the ICC face to face with this tragedy. In this book, I explain in detail why I wrote the above-mentioned book, and why I contacted the ICC Prosecutor. My Book is a symbol, an emblem that reveals the tenacious presence, in the DRC, of the ever-lit Flame of the Fight for the triumph of the noble and just Cause of our Homeland and our People, despite all the vicissitudes. It is in tragedies that men stand out in whom there is more to admire than to despise; in storms, the best pilots; in hurricanes, the best sailors; in the face of challenges, the best leaders.