The Prosecutor v. Ferdinand Nahimana, Jean Bosco Barayagwiza and Hassan Ngeze

Bosco Ntaganda and Lingenge the Government of Uganda is not aware of their presence in Uganda.

Mr. Bosco Tanganda, the leader of the military wing of UPC, remains at liberty and continues to cause trouble in Ituri, in an area which is not under the control of the Congolese authorities.

This process contributed to the demobilization of approximately 2,200 children from the national armed forces, the Gardiens de la paix community based militia and CNDD FDD (Jean Bosco Ndayikengurukiye), through the National Structure for the Demobilization and Reintegration of Child Soldiers.

It endorses in this regard the serious concern expressed in Kinshasa on 28 February 2005 by the International Committee in Support of the Transition over the illegal and criminal activities of militia in Ituri and their military and political leaders, in particular Floribert Ndjabu, Goda Sukpa, Étienne Lona, Thomas Lubanga, Bosco Tanganda and Germain Katanga.

It endorses in this regard the serious concern expressed in Kinshasa on 28 February 2005 by the International Committee in Support of the Transition over the illegal and criminal activities of militia in Ituri and their military and political leaders, in particular Floribert Ndjabu, Goda Sukpa, Étienne Lona, Thomas Lubanga, Bosco Tanganda and Germain Katanga.

In response, MONUC and CIAT requested the Transitional Government to arrest the FNI leaders, in particular, its President, Floribert Njabu, its former military leader, Goda Sukpa, and its current military commander, Etienne Lona, as well as the head of UPC L, Thomas Lubanga, its military commander, Bosco Ntaganda, and the head of the Front de résistance patriotique de l'Ituri (FRPI), Germain Katanga.