La Fédération internationale des droits de l’homme (FIDH), en collaboration avec l’Association africaine des droits de l’homme (ASADHO) et le groupe Lotus, a publié jeudi 12 avril un rapport d’enquête intitulé « Massacres au Kasaï: des crimes contre l’humanité au service d’un chaos organisé ». A cette occasion, les victimes ont réclamé justice et lumière sur les atrocités commises dans cette région. Continue reading Tueries du Kasaï : les victimes réclament justice
Le journaliste Eliezer Ntambwe, poursuivi pour le gouverneur du Kasaï Oriental, pour diffamation, risque une peine allant de 8 jours à 1 an assortie ou pas d’une amende. C’est ce que prévoit le code pénal congolais livre 2 en son article 74. Continue reading Affaire diffamation Ngoyi Kasanji : voici ce que risque réellement Eliezer Ntambwe
Congolese opposition leader Moise Katumbi held Italian citizenship from October 2000 until January 2017, the Italian town where he was a resident said on Wednesday, jeopardising his hopes of contesting a presidential election later this year. Continue reading DR Congo presidential aspirant Katumbi held Italian citizenship, town confirms
GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) – The United Nations is downgrading Congo from its highest level of humanitarian emergency after the arrival of aid – and an outcry from government officials who say the focus on such woes is deterring investment. Continue reading U.N. deactivates maximum emergency level for Congo crisis
Justin Kapitu is dying. He does not know it yet, and the doctors treating the 22-year-old rebel fighter are unlikely to tell him soon, but his chances of surviving more than a few months are virtually non-existent.
Kapitu was wounded in a clash between his rebel group and a rival faction in December. Continue reading DRC – ‘The wars will never stop’ – millions flee bloodshed as Congo falls apart
