Les FARDC : l’armée la plus indisciplinée et désorganisée.
Notre révolution a pour but de changer cela.
Place à une armée professionnelle, patriotique et proche du peuple.
#StopChaos#ARC#RDC#ArméeRépublicaine#Changement
@HarianaVeras One among many who have sold out to President Kisekise! You do nothing but engage in corruption. First, you should learn the History of the DRC and the great lakes region, before drooling on internet!
Uku Niko twinjiye Espagne 🇪🇸 Malaga,,, aka kazu umwana wo mu cyaro cya #Kimirama arashaka kukibikaho,,,
Abikore cyangwa ntago mugakunze abireke ??? Aba contre succès mube mwiheje gacyeeee,,,
#DRCongo#UN#SecurityCouncil
🚨 As the DRC Presided Over the UN Security Council, Victims Called for Equal Justice
Today, as the Democratic Republic of the Congo presided over the United Nations Security Council, representatives of the Congolese Tutsi/Banyamulenge diaspora formally submitted an urgent memorandum to the UN Security Council, calling for immediate action to address the ongoing humanitarian and security crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The memorandum urges impartial accountability for violations of international law, unhindered humanitarian access, meaningful protection of civilians, and the equal application of justice to all communities affected by the conflict.
The submission was accompanied by a peaceful demonstration led by members of the Congolese diaspora, who called on the international community to move beyond statements of concern and take concrete steps to prevent further suffering, protect vulnerable civilians, and uphold the principles of human rights and international law without discrimination.
The timing of this appeal carries a powerful message: while the DRC presided over the Security Council, those most affected by the conflict came to the United Nations seeking equal protection, accountability, and justice under international law.
No community should be denied protection. No victim should be overlooked. Peace, human dignity, accountability, and equal justice must apply to all.
#DRC #Banyamulenge #HumanRights #UNSC #Peace
@UN@antonioguterres@UN_News_Centre@UN_Spokesperson@UNHumanRights@UNOSAPG@UNPeacekeeping
Col. Ntagazwa Mahoro #Ruterera was arrested in #Uvira on 25/08/2021 after serving the FARDC for more than 25 years. He was targeted because of his Tutsi #Banyamulenge identity. He suffered torture from the day of his arrest, along with a lack of healthcare and denial of family visits, before dying today in Ndolo Prison, Kinshasa.
His death adds to growing concerns about the treatment of Tutsi Banyamulenge detainees and other victims of violence. We call for justice, accountability, and an independent investigation. @UNOSAPG@SecRubio@amnestyusa
To learn more about the arbitrary arrests and illegal detention of Tutsi #Banyamulenge, please open the link below to read the report published on Genocide Watch website on December 2, 2024.
https://t.co/pKZOK4eIMT