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M23 rebellion leaders demand DRC government sign ceasefire as pre-condition for second round of negotiations in Uganda.
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UN slaps sanctions on DR Congo rebels
Security Council blacklists two rebel groups -M23 and FDLR - responsible for war crimes in conflict-ravaged eastern DRC.
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Rebels reject DR Congo peace plan
M23 rebels tell Al Jazeera they will not lay down their weapons until they hold direct talks with the Kabila government.
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Rwandan president opts out of DR Congo summit
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Fears of refugee crisis in DR Congo
Thousands pour out of city in eastern DR Congo where M23 rebels have racked up military gains against government troops.
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DRC army chief suspended for 'smuggling arms'
Army push back at M23 rebels in Sake, on the outskirts of Goma as crisis in eastern DR Congo intensifies.
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DR Congo rebels push forward
M23 rebels march on strategic eastern town of Bukavu after seizing provincial capital of Goma earlier this week.
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