François Toussaint

Born in DR Congo, his father was a Belgian spy and his mother was Congolese. He was convicted of murder committed in 2005, after which he fled the country, travelling between multiple countries including Burundi, Gabon and Congo. In Congo he was accused of training Mai-Mai militias in South Kivu. In January 2009 he was arrested but promptly released following intervention of human rights organization.^[1]

In 2013 together with Armel Sayo he created the armed group Revolution and Justice. On 1 November he crossed the border into the country and started a training camp in the outskirts of Paoua. He was in charge of training and military strategy. He left the group on 5 February 2014 following a dispute with Sayo. On 7 July 2014 he was arrested by MISCA in Bouar and transferred to Bangui.^[2]

On 15 October 2015 he was sentenced by a Belgian court to 20 years in prison for the 2005 murder of Manuel Maroquin.^[3]