Rebel leader accused of genocide lives in Paris

February 10, 2010

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Rebel leader accused of genocide lives in Paris

PARIS (AP) - A few months ago in Congo, a group of rebels decapitated the chief of the village of Busurungi, tied the village men in a line elbow to elbow and cut off their heads. In the meantime, the man who says he coordinates the rebels' daily activities was putting out their press releases from his apartment in a suburb of Paris. That's where Callixte Mbarushimana lives as a free man - even though he is on a U.N. sanctions list as executive secretary of the FDLR rebel group, which is accused of killing at least 700 civilians last year. He is also on Interpol's Wanted list for genocide in his native Rwanda.

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