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DRC Court Sentences Former President Kabila to Death Over Treason and War Crimes

Fatema Yusufali by Fatema Yusufali
October 1, 2025
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A court in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has sentenced former President Joseph Kabila to death, finding him guilty of treason and war crimes committed during his tenure. The landmark ruling marks a significant moment in the DRC’s ongoing efforts to hold former leaders accountable for abuses and crimes committed during periods of political unrest.

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Kabila, who ruled the DRC from 2001 to 2019, faces charges linked to human rights violations, including the unlawful use of military force against political opponents and civilians, as well as corruption and mismanagement of state resources. The court’s judgment cites evidence gathered over months of investigation, highlighting the role of Kabila and his administration in undermining democratic institutions and fomenting unrest in key regions.

Legal experts note that the ruling sets a precedent for accountability in Central Africa, where impunity for high-ranking officials has often gone unchallenged. While Kabila’s supporters have denounced the verdict as politically motivated, human rights organizations have welcomed the decision, calling it a “step toward justice for victims of state-sanctioned violence.”

The international community is closely monitoring reactions within the DRC, particularly regarding potential political instability following the verdict. Analysts warn that while the sentence is symbolic of the DRC’s commitment to rule of law, tensions could escalate in areas loyal to Kabila.

President Félix Tshisekedi has yet to comment on the court ruling, but observers expect increased security measures and dialogue efforts to prevent unrest. Meanwhile, Kabila’s legal team has signaled plans to appeal the decision, potentially taking the case to the DRC’s Supreme Court.

This unprecedented death sentence underscores the DRC’s determination to confront corruption, treason, and war crimes, sending a strong message to current and future leaders about accountability and justice.

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