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DRC Police clashes Rwandophones in North Kivu

by Adewale Adenrele on June 17, 2022

The Congolese authorities decided on Thursday to fight "stigmatisation" and "manhunting" in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where a Tutsi-dominated rebellion, supported by Rwanda, is occupying several localities in the

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Congolese refugees reluctant to return home

by Adewale Adenrele on April 4, 2022

After fighting between the national army and M23 rebels erupted earlier this week in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo,

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DRC: Eight UN peacekeepers killed in helicopter crash

by Adewale Adenrele on March 31, 2022

A Pakistan Army helicopter deployed on peacekeeping duties with the United Nations Organisation Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of

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Sham Trial for Murders of UN Experts in DRC- Human Rights Watch Report

by Adewale Adenrele on February 10, 2022

A four-year trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo failed to uncover the full truth about the 2017 murders of two United

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Over 75,000 people in eastern DRC remote camp facing ‘hellish conditions’

by Adewale Adenrele on December 8, 2021

Up to 75,000 displaced people – including 35,000 children - living in a remote and inaccessible hilltop camp for displaced

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DRC: WHO, UNFPA, UNICEF host training on prevention of sexual abuse, exploitation

by Adewale Adenrele on October 29, 2021

When an Ebola outbreak was declared in their town on 8 October this year, the residents of Beni, in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, needed reinforcements

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WHO Director-General’s remarks at the press conference on the report of the Independent Commission on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

by Adewale Adenrele on September 28, 2021

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening. As you know, in October last year, I appointed an Independent Commission to

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INVESTIGATION: New Findings on Prison Mass Rape in DRC

by Adewale Adenrele on September 20, 2021

Democratic Republic of Congo authorities have made no apparent progress investigating the September 2020 prison riot at Kasapa Central Prison in

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UNHCR: Human Rights Abuses Intensifying in Eastern DR Congo – Report

by Adewale Adenrele on September 12, 2021

In the two most affected provinces of North Kivu and Ituri, UNHCR and its partners recorded more than 1,200 civilian deaths and 1,100

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DRC: Poverty, conflict and displacement leave children at risk from renewed Bubonic plague outbreaks in Ituri region

by Adewale Adenrele on August 25, 2021

UNICEF is increasingly concerned about the impact on children of a resurgence of Bubonic plague in the eastern province of

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