ICC hearing to decide fate of Ugandan rebel

A COMMANDER in Joseph Kony’s Ugandan rebel group will attend a hearing at the International Criminal Court, to assess whether evidence against him is strong enough to merit making him stand trial for war crimes.  Ben Gumpert, prosecutor at the ICC, said on

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