ICC hearing for Lubanga set for June THE HAGUE, Netherlands, April 25 (UPI) -- The International Criminal Court said it would hear oral submissions for the sentencing in the case of Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga on June 13. In March, the ICC, in its first verdict, found Lubanga guilty of conscripting child soldiers and using children as personal bodyguards during fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A sentencing hearing is set for June 13. The ICC said the prosecution and legal representatives of Lubanga's victims are ordered to file evidence applicable to the sentencing by May 14. ICC Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocamo had said the court was seeking a prison term close to the maximum 30 years for the Congolese warlord. "If we are going to ask for one year per child, we would go far beyond the maximum of 30 years established by the statute," he said following the verdict. Lubanga surrendered to the court and was transferred to The Hague in 2006. His trial started in 2009.