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ICC sentences DR Congo's Bemba to 18 years in jail for war crimes

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The International Criminal Court on Tuesday sentenced former Congolese vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba to 18 years in jail after he was convicted of a slew of rapes and murders in the Central African Republic over a decade ago.

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