In exile, a Congolese judge denounces the Kabila system When Democratic Republic of the Congo judge Jacques Mbuyi was shot five times in the abdomen in the garden of his house, it was thought that he was dead. After months spent between life and death, he is now regaining strength in Johannesburg, South Africa, from where he is accusing Congolese President Joseph Kabila's regime of using the justice system to silence political opponents. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES