The Democratic Republic of Congo has once again approached the International Criminal Court, urging it to act against alleged war crimes against humanity that are largely carried out in the eastern part of the country. For the longest time now, the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo have been the epicentre of the deadliest conflict. Kinshasa has been accusing neighbouring Rwanda of backing the M23 rebels in relation to the ongoing conflict, however, Rwanda has continuously denied any involvement. For more on this, we are now joined by……

GUEST: Nixon Katembo, African affairs commentator who also works for Channel Afrika

<p>The Democratic Republic of Congo has once again approached the International Criminal Court, urging it to act against alleged war crimes against humanity that are largely carried out in the eastern part of the country. For the longest time now, the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo have been the epicentre of the deadliest conflict. Kinshasa has been accusing neighbouring Rwanda of backing the M23 rebels in relation to the ongoing conflict, however, Rwanda has continuously denied any involvement. For more on this, we are now joined by……</p>
<p>GUEST: Nixon Katembo, African affairs commentator who also works for Channel Afrika</p>

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As in the past, the DRC has once again appealed to the International Criminal Court to investigate alleged war crimes in the eastern part of the country.