Democratic Republic of Congo
July 8, 2020
Justice at Risk in Democratic Republic of Congo
Addressing the nation on the eve of Independence Day last week, the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, pledged to fight proposed laws that would undermine the country’s justice system.
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DR Congo: Bloody Crackdown on Political Religious Group
Justice Needed for 55 Deaths in Kongo Central, Kinshasa
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A Dirty Investment
European Development Banks’ Link to Abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Palm Oil Industry
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DR Congo: Massacre Trial Puts Focus on Justice
Survivors to Testify in Killing of 38 Burundian Asylum Seekers
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Congo Graft Trial – Major Step or Political Theater?
Top Political Figure Convicted for Embezzlement, Corruption
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Unrelenting Killings in Congo’s Ituri Province
Several Hundred Civilians Killed Since March in Ethnic Violence
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DR Congo: Mine Workers at Risk During Covid-19
Copper-Cobalt Companies Confining Employees to Work Site
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DR Congo: Bloody Crackdown on Political Religious Group
Justice Needed for 55 Deaths in Kongo Central, Kinshasa
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100 Days in Prison and Counting for Congolese Activist
Joseph Lokondo Wrongfully Convicted for Criticizing Governor in DR Congo
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DR Congo: Prisons Face Covid-19 Catastrophe
Greater Action Needed to Reduce Numbers, Allocate Food Funds, Improve Hygiene
