Bogoro — Villagers refrained from burying murdered relatives, believing ICC required bones as evidence against perpetrators.
Villagers in Bogoro, in the north-eastern province of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC, have been told that they can finally bury the remains of those who died in the 2003 massacre in the town, since they are unlikely to be needed in upcoming war crimes trials.
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