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FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY THE DR CONGO WHAT NEXT? YOU'RE VIEW The criminal of Mr Kabila Alias Kanambetime isover(2016)

Human rights violations in DRC could lead to election violence

Human rights violations, committed by the Congolese police, could endanger the democratic process and lead to post-election violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to a UN report.

DRC News Update: 8 November 2011

AFPreports that tension is mounting in the Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of the elections, which are set to occur in 3 weeks time.  The southeastern city Lubumbashi experienced another day of clashes on Monday, just two days after violence there left 15 wounded.

New report urgently calls for US action on Congo election (Published on the 29 September 2011)Congo Support Group wholeheartedly support these calls for urgent action by the US government - particular with regard to the importance of election observation programmes. Without quick action from the international community, there are certainly serious concerns about the upcoming elections. Please help raise awareness about this important issue by sharing this report by ECI and asking you to Free Fair DRC Petition (signing on to our petition).

Al Jazeerareportson the organisation Field of Hope

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, every hour in the day some 48 women are raped. That is around 1,100 rapes a day, leaving many thousands of women and children with broken lives and little hope for their futures.

 Published on Friday, 30 September 2011 09:40 

The Associated Pressreportsthat recent violent attacks on a private Congolese television station have raised concerns about the safety of journalists in the DRC, who are being 'shot at, beaten up by police officers and illegally detained'. AP notes that the main television and radio channels that were broadcasting messages in support of Etienne Tshisekedi, a main opposition candidate, have already been silenced 

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised a red flag about the recent sale of state-owned mining assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The IMF has asked two state-owned companies - Gecamines and Sodimico - to explain their recent unannounced asset sales at prices below their estimated market value.

Published on Saturday, 01 October 2011 22:35

AFP reports that a Congolese NGO - the National League for Transparent Elections - has raised concerns about preparedness for the upcoming elections.  Jerome Bonso who was interviewed by AFP, noted the lack of transparency about election funding and the lack of training for police responsible for keeping the peace around the election

Document surfaces in Kinshasa, suggesting voter registration fraud

Published on Friday, 30 September 2011 11:15

Jason Stearns - author of "Dancing in the Glory of Monsters" and DRC expert -reported this weekthat a document has surfaced in Kinshasa, which indicated that hundreds of thousands of voters in the official register may be fake.