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The Human Rights Watch released a report on Monday accusing senior security officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo of mobilizing over 200 former M23 rebel fighters from Uganda and Rwanda to suppress the December 2016 demonstrations.
The protests erupted when Kabila refused to step down at the end of his term in power.
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