PRESS RELEASE | Jambo ASBL welcomes a major step forward in the recognition of the Rwandan refugee issue within peace efforts in the Great Lakes region.
The signing of the FDLRâDRC Protocol under the Washington Agreements marks an important political development. After more than 30 years in exile, the issue of Rwandan refugees can no longer be ignored if lasting peace is to be achieved in the Great Lakes region.
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đŻïž This April 22, in memory of the Kibeho massacre of Hutu civilians (April 22, 1995), we honor the victims of the genocide against the Hutus.
Forgotten victims, silenced voices, no justice.
Recognize. Listen. Deliver justice. âïž
đŻïž Honoring the victims. Preserving memory. Rejecting instrumentalization.
In April 1994, Tutsis were killed because they were Tutsi â a genocide. Each Tutsi victim was a loss for all Rwandans. Memory must center victims, not political agendas.
Respect. Empathy. Dignity.
đïž April 6, 2026 â 32 years after the attack on President Habyarimanaâs plane.
Remembering means demanding truth, ending impunity, and rejecting political elimination.
Without justice, there can be no lasting peace.
đȘđșđMadam @kajakallas,
We respectfully submit our open letter on EU funding for Rwandaïżœïżœs military deployment in Mozambique.
Supporting peace efforts in the DRC requires ending EU support to the Rwandan army and progressively delinking European interests from its military deployments.
This is essential for regional stability and in the EUâs own strategic interest.đ
Europe must act with clarity and consistency.
â Jambo ASBL âïž
đOpen Letter: https://t.co/u5yrq3iu7q
cc: @eu_eeas @OlofBSkoog @llombartpatUE @AMaioColicheUE