Court Issues Peace Order For Ugandan Police Chief
Dominique Hongwène, a former cadre of the Lord's Resistance Army, was notified of his arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court yesterday evening. The case involves the conflict between the Lord's Resistance Army and President Museveni's forces in northern Uganda. Hongwène served alongside Joseph Kony. The chief was found guilty of 16 counts including corruption, bribery, and abuse of office. These findings emerged during an investigation into the murder of the former president. The statement regarding the warrant was released by the ICC.
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France Culture
“L'arrestation lui a été notifiée hier soir. C'est... Dominique Hongwène était un cadre de l'armée de résistance du Seigneur. Au côté de Joseph Kony.”
RFI Kiswahili
“The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for the Ugandan police chief, who was found guilty of 16 counts of corruption, bribery, and abuse of office, during the investigation into the murder of the former president.”
RFI Kiswahili
“we have received a statement from the International Criminal Court, which has issued an arrest warrant for the Ugandan police chief, who was arrested on the 16th of this month.”
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