Some twenty fighters from the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), including a general and senior officers, are handed over by the M23 to the Rwandan army at the border in the DR Congo's North Kivu province. The presence of the FDLR -- founded by former Rwandan Hutu leaders of the 1994 Tutsi genocide -- in the eastern DRC is one reason given by Kigali to justify the activity of its troops alongside the M23 group, which has been conducting an offensive in the area. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES