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For the past 25 years, the Democratic Republic of Congo has been torn apart by a war that has claimed thousands of victims, in a climate of almost general indifference. Surrounded by specialists in judicial matters and human rights defenders, Colette Braeckman, a leading expert on the Congo, takes stock of the state of justice in the DRC. She questions the way out of the crisis, the controversy of impunity and the plea of Dr Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize winner. A powerful book, against oblivion.