#DemandJustice: The Website War Criminals Don’t Want You To Share

Six years ago, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda. Today, the effect of the failure to arrest him can be seen in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where he and other members of armed groups remain free to commit further human rights violations against civilians.

The DRC is one of several situations featured on our new Demand Justice website. It was launched on International Justice Day earlier this week in order to provide us with a more powerful tool to mobilize  activists around the globe to bring Bosco Ntaganda and others to trial.

If convicted war criminals, such as Thomas Lubanga Dyilo had a Twitter account, he probably would not share our new site. If war crimes suspects Joseph Kony and Omar al-Bashir were active on Facebook, they would hardly “Like” our Fugitives from International Justice infographic. Why not?

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2 thoughts on “#DemandJustice: The Website War Criminals Don’t Want You To Share

  1. It is really a good thing that someone has taken the initiative of writing this. More over The DRC is one of several situations featured on our new Demand Justice website. It was launched on International Justice Day . I have book marked your page for further updates. Keep up the good work. Regards

  2. t is really a good thing that someone has taken the initiative of writing this. More over The DRC is one of several situations featured on our new Demand Justice website. It was launched on International Justice Day . I have book marked your page for fur