UN drops Congo army over killings => FALSE. The MONUC HAS ALWAYS PLAYED AN OVERALL COORDINATING ROLE in all attacks and thus in the mass-murder OF HUTU REFUGEES.

Another big lie : UN drops Congo army over killings

[The MONUC takes distance itself of war crimes after providing military logistics, assistance and ammunition to the CNDP and FARDC to mass-murder Rwandan refugees…The MONUC HAS PLAYED AN OVERALL COORDINATING ROLE in all attacks and thus in the mass-murder AND IN THE WIDESPREAD RAPE OF HUTU TEENAGE GIRLS AND WOMEN. Alain Doss should be held responsible for the carnage and for the ongoing genocide.]

proof: Click here => Human Rights Watch (HRW) accused MONUC on Tuesday of “burying its head in the sand” over the issue of Ntaganda’s role in the army command structure.
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The UN has withdrawn its support for an army unit in Democratic Republic of Congo, accusing soldiers of killing 62 civilians, a top UN official says. Click here to understand.

UN peacekeeping chief Alain Le Roy said he had information that the army had “clearly targeted” the civilians.

Rights activists have persistently said ethnic Hutus were being killed by the Congolese army, and have accused the UN of doing little to stop the killings.
The UN has been helping the army tackle Rwandan Hutu rebels since January.
Following a tour of the region, Mr Le Roy said the army had killed at least 62 civilians between May and September this year.

He said the killings took place around the village of Lukweti in North Kivu province, about 100km (62 miles) north-west of the provincial capital Goma.
Years of unrest
Rights groups estimate hundreds of civilians have been killed and thousands of women and girls have been raped by rebels and soldiers since DR Congo and Rwanda launched a joint offensive in January.
Last month a UN investigator said the army had massacred refugees and gang-raped women at the Shalio camp in North Kivu on 27 April.

The Hutu rebel group, the FDLR, has been at the heart of years of unrest in the region.
The rebels fled to the area in 1994 after being accused of taking part in Rwanda’s genocide and have since been fighting with the local Tutsi population and government troops.