@IyendaOfficiel La RDC doit engager des pourparlers de paix, rejeter les ingérences étrangères, et garantir un partage équitable des ressources ainsi qu'une protection pour tous les groupes ethniques afin d'éviter de renforcer davantage le M23 et de construire un avenir uni.
@marlonluzayamo_@Neves7bobe@Salynesmile@MpindaKRichard M23’s fight for rights and recent territorial gains in North and South Kivu show their strength, fueled by grievances the government has ignored. History, like the Congo Wars, proves suppression without dialogue only extends conflict.
@Kaikainaipaa The DRC should rethink its dependence on Western powers to solve the M23 conflict, which stems from ethnic tensions, resource exploitation, the marginalization of Tutsis in the east. Relying on external with their own agendas risks worsening divisions and violence against Tutsis
@PatrickMuyaya Since the city came under the control of the M23 violence has significantly decreased and that the city is experiencing a newfound stability.
@Kivuinfo24 The United Nations and Western countries seem indifferent to this situation, much like in 1994 during the genocide of the Tutsi, when no one came to help as people were massacred and killed. It feels similar today, with the Tutsi being killed by their own government(DRC)
@France24_fr the DRC’s governance challenges and the regional dynamics rather than appearing to take sides. Only through such an impartial and thorough analysis can sustainable peace be achieved
@France24_fr By focusing predominantly on one side, the UN risks oversimplifying a multifaceted crisis and neglecting the legitimate security concerns of all parties involved. I urge the UN to adopt a comprehensive approach acknowledging the historical context.