ICC issues warrant for Rwandan militia chief Mudacumura

The guy on your photo that frames your report on Sylvestre Mudacumura is not the latter, but rather General Jean-Bosco Ntaganda. Mudacumura is the military chief of the FDLR, a radically ethnicist HUTU militia of Rwandan origins that traces clear roots to the Hutu-Power movement of the pre-1994 Rwandan MRND regime and its genocidal Interahamwe militia. In contrast, General Jean-Bosco Ntaganda, formerly FARDC (Congolese army) General, formerly-formerly CNDP adjutant to Laurent Nkunda, formerly-formerly-formerly UPC adjutant to Thomas Lubanga and formerly-formerly-formerly-formerly Colonel with the FPR of Paul Kagame that ousted the genocidal Rwandan MRND regime in 1994 is largely regarded as inofficial military chief of the M23 militia (M23's official military chief is Colonel Sultani Makenga), a mutinying group of largely Congolese TUTSI soldiers that are more or less all ancient CNDP members. The M23/ CNDP and FDLR are enemies. In fact, the CNDP has repeatedly professed that the FDLR and its predecessor organizations are part of their own rasion d'être: protecting TUTSI communities against violent attacks by ethnic Hutu militia (FDLR and its predecessors). All this said, there is little doubt that today, much of the motivation of the FDLR and CNDP/ M23 activities lies in the mineral resource riches of North and South Kivu/ Eastern RDC. However, by professed ideology as well as in the field Mudacamura's FDLR and Ntaganda's M23/ CNDP remain square enemies.

To whom this may concern. As you point out Mr. Mudacurumura is a member of the FDLR but you have a photo of Bosco Ntangda, who is a member of M23/CNDP? These are two opposing rebel factions. Also why does your article mention that while it is welcome that a member of the FDLR is indicted by the ICC, why is the court concentrating its efforts on the FDLR when M23 movement is on the offensive. Why has the court not issued arrest warrants against M23's backers in Kigali?