DRC: Court orders strongman to compensate to child soldiers
Thomas Lubanga has been ordered to pay $10m to child victims of his crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but his lawyers say he has no money and is being made a scapegoat for all child soldiers.
16 Dec 2017
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