Dr. Congo strives to remove the former immunity of the president star-news.press/wp

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo want to raise the immunity of the former President Josepa from criminal prosecution after they accused him of the lower legs of the rebel in the east.

There was a “significant body of documents, testimony and material facts” that connect the cable to the M23 Armed Group, on Wednesday, the Minister of Justice Constant Mutamba.

The M23 currently controlled parts enriched to a mineral rich in eastern country after achieving significant progress earlier this year.

Kabila, 53, did not comment on the charges, but in the past denied any connection with the rebels.

He led Dr. Congo for 18 years, after he managed his father Laurent, who was shot in 2001. years. Joseph Kabila was only 29 years old at the time.

After departure, he was given the title of “Senator for Life”, which gives him legal immunity.

In order to continue the legal case, Dr. Congo’s military prosecutor asked the Senate to annul this.

The cabin lives outside the country, in South Africa, in the last two years. But at the beginning of last month, he said he would return to help find the conflict solution in the east.

A few weeks later, there were reports that the former president returned and was in Goma, one of the cities captured M23.

But they refused his political party, the National Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (RPRD).

Last month, the authorities banned PPRD Due to its “ambiguous attitude” to the interest of the Congological Territory for M23.

Dr. Congo and Rwanda, which denies the accusations, supports M23, can be cut into a peace contract to end the fighting, which has seen hundreds of thousands of civilians in recent months.

The two countries signed a preliminary agreement in Washington last week and said they would have a draft agreement until Friday.