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| Name | Rebel leader addresses rally; news conference |
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| Video Discription | (22 Nov 2008) 1. Wide of crowd gathered waiting to be addressed by rebel leader, Laurent Nkunda 2. Two children waiting 3. Nkunda (in the beige hat) arriving, surrounded officials 4. Wide of crowd watching 5. Mid of Nkunda dancing with children 6. Wide of Nkunda addressing crowd from a stage 7. SOUNDBITE (Swahili) Laurent Nkunda, Rebel leader: "Those boundaries were kept there to separate Congolese people and whoever wants to retain those boundaries, we will break him." 8. Wide of crowd 9. Mid of crowd 10. Wide of Nkunda during news conference 11. Cutaway of media 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Laurent Nkunda, rebel leader: "Before the arrival of chief Obasanjo we were fighting, now we are in the peace process that is why we have withdrawn from some areas. We are not ready to continue to withdraw, we are ready now to unite, so uniting is not withdrawing, it's going and joining. So we think that the peace process is going to unite us not to divide us, so we are ready to unite." 13. Wide cutaway of media 14. Mid of media 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Laurent Nkunda, rebel leader: "As he has told me, he is coming back on the 29th, and he will be coming with response to our demands according to where the peace talks are going to take place and when. Maybe as the President Kabila said, that the situation is not good, he is going also to take this opportunity so that we can talk in a few days, we do not have any time to lose." 16. Nkunda getting up to leave at end of news conference STORYLINE: Rebel leader, Laurent Nkunda, has told a crowd in newly conquered territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that they should not be afraid as his men intended to bring peace, not war. Surrounded by insurgent fighters, the bespectacled leader of Congo's rebels held his first public rally in newly conquered territory in Rutshuru in the country's east. Nkunda, whose rebel army captured the town of Rutshuru last month, offered the crowd a message of unity, playing down ethnic divisions that have fuelled a long running rebellion in the central African nation. Nkunda says he is fighting to protect DRC's minorities, especially ethnic Tutsis, from Hutus who fled to DRC after Rwanda's 1994 genocide. But critics say he is more interested in raw power and accuse his forces of committing multiple human rights abuses. DRC's army and other militias have also been accused of pillage, rape and extra-judicial killings. He said he expected President Joseph Kabila to return on November 29 with a response to the rebel demands for peace talks. He told a group of journalists he believed a peace process would "unite" the warring factions. Fighting between government forces and Nkunda's men surged in August, sparking a humanitarian crisis that has uprooted more than 250-thousand people from their homes and prompted the UN to approve more than 3-thousand more peacekeepers. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4287689ab52e8e28717790958e7300df |
| Category | News & Politics |
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