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The Implementation of the Mapping Report could provide hope and change for the  vulnerable people of the DRC, which they so desperately need. There has never been a more pressing time to hold the Rwanda, Uganda governments to account for their continuing war crime in DRC .
So many years since, there remains little intervention by the Congolese army (FARDC), infiltrated as it is by Rwandan military personnel. This weakness in the Congolese army means no adequate action is taken to protect the suffering population of eastern DRC. The east of the country is the victim of an unprecedented barbarity, the work of the regular army of Rwanda and Uganda. With the complicit and culpable silence of the Congolese government, powerless to protect the local populations against mas killings, rape with violence and mutilation of women and girls, many of whom are buried alive...
The displacement of Congolese nationals from their villages in Bitonga near Bweremana and Minova, North Kivu  amid increasing  violence by M23 and allies.  Congolese President Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counter part Paul Kagame  of Rwanda are behind the death of  Congolese innocents  
It has been demonstrated that faith Leaders, especially Catholic clergies in DRC have been victims of reprisal by the governments. Justice Congo Group, and Many of them believe that whenever they express critical judgments against the government, they become targeted. In DRC, they are connected with the people, as they reflect the voice of Congolese people. Justice Congo Group shares their concern over the security situation in South Kivu and the rest of the country. To be noted, Justice Congo Group work closely with social movements in DRC. They represent a range of institutions,  including the Non-profit, The Civil Society, The Voluntary, The Third, The Social Economy, and other NGOS. These organisations encompass churches, hospitals, universities, social clubs, professional organizations, community organisations, health clinics, environmental groups, family counselling for traumas, human rights administrations, community associations, and many other in the Region.
 Documentary film:  The empire of   silence by  Thierry Michel
What’s Happening in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that matters 
Justice Congo Group  at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London. Film screening, Empire of Silence  seeking to raise awareness and action on the horrific situation in DRC  in  Congo 
Holocaust in DR C.  There are millions of  Congolese dying, but no one  is talking about it, when Rwanda and Uganda are killing  Congolese,  Forcing them to leave their land.  Who are helping Rwanda and  Uganda? Multinational corporations.  Reason;  the multinationals corporations can continue gaining free access to DRC'S  natural resources 

Self-defence is a fundamental right, says. it is an ultimate core value of their  existence.

The Rwanda-backed M23 armed group in DRC, North Kivu  has devastated the lives of  young Congolese.  Here are  some of the displaced, unaccompanied Children in North Kivu, Goma.  They are  victims of the ongoing war by M23, and current system of government  in DRC.  Local women  in Goma play a crucial role in supporting,  addressing  the needs of  these Vulnerable children.  

 There is enough evidence that Rwanda is not a safe country 

             INTERNATIONAL WATER DAY 2024
Unless we  joint efforts to denounce human impact on the environment in DRC, the world will have more intense droughts and more devastating floods, more wildfires and more storms. The world cannot ignore the environmental crisis in the Democratic Rep of Congo consequently, the world  will not be able to stave off the worst consequences of climate change.   
Bukavu is a port city in the province of South Kivu, DRC.  Here is the work of our partner.  They are Reducing , Reusing , and Recycle waste Items  from cardboard, glass, metal and some plastics from the Lake Kivu,  one of the African Great Lakes environment.
And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. What is the truth about what happened in Rwanda's 1994 genocide? and what we can all do about it ? We need to build a world where people, regardless of who they are, have rights to life. 
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