Content_paragraphs:  The Mission also continued to assist the Congolese authorities in their efforts to 
  
  prosecute those accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity and other serious 
  
  human rights violations. On 30 September, the Operational Military Court of North 
  
  Kivu convicted two members of the FDLR/Forces combattantes abacunguzi (FOCA) 
  
  and 14 Mai-Mai Mazembe-Union pour la protection des innocents (UPDI) members, 
  
  including the leaders of both groups, of war crimes, crimes against humanity and 
  
  participation in an insurrectional movement related to crimes committed in Miriki 
  
  and Vuvotsio villages in 2016. MONUSCO provided technical, logistical and 
  
  financial support to the judicial authorities, from the investigative stage to the 
  
  prosecution of that priority case. On 7 October, the Tribunal militaire de garnison of 
  
  Bukavu sentenced two members of Raia Mutomboki Hamakombo to 20 years in 
  
  
  
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  prison each for crimes against humanity, including murder, rape, sexual slavery, 
  
  torture and other inhumane acts committed in Kambale and Kanwe villages between 
  
  2016 and 2018. MONUSCO also provided technical support and coordinated 
  
  assistance to the trial. In Kalemie, the Tribunal militaire de garnison began trials of 
  
  14 cases against members of FARDC and the Congolese National Police for alleged 
  
  sexual violence. As at 10 November, nine FARDC members had been convicted and 
  
  two National Police officers acquitted. On 10 November, the Tribunal militaire de 
  
  garnison in Ituri sentenced nine Mai-Mai to life imprisonment for war crimes related 
  
  to attacks on Ebola response teams in Biakato and Lwemba between 15 September 
  
  and 28 November 2019, which resulted in the killing of four people. Four other 
  
  defendants were acquitted.