Congo police kill protester in church-led march against Kabila
Security forces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's capital Kinshasa shot dead an anti-government protester and wounded two others who had gathered to take part in church-led marches against President Joseph Kabila's rule on Sunday, February 25.
Catholic and evangelical church-goers across Congo had been meant to take to the streets following Sunday services, but armed security forces surrounded Kinshasa's main churches and blocked roads, preventing most demonstrations from getting started.
(Source: Reuters)
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