Tag: DR Congo

Find below all our articles dedicated to the [Democratic Republic of Congo->rubrique52?tab=53].

[(Thanks to its [Central Africa working group->art17#GT_afrique], Justice and Peace carries out, in Belgium, analysis, political advocacy and awareness-raising work mainly on issues linked to [natural resources->mot6] and to the democratic process in DR Congo. Justice and Peace collaborates with various partners in Europe and Belgium ([EurAC->article1041#EurAc], the “Congo wants to vote!” Coalition, the [Belgian Network on Natural Resources->article1041#RBRN], the Central Africa Platform of the [CNCD->article1041#CNCD], etc.), and in Congo with the [Episcopal Justice and Peace Commission of the DRC->article1043#partenaires_RDC].)]

Congolese democracy: a body without a heart? – Bruxelles ma Belge, RCF

Emmanuel Tshimanga tells us about his latest analysis in the show Bruxelles ma Belge, on RCF.

Human rights as a prerequisite for democratic elections in the DRC

Establishing an enabling environment is a key element that allows citizens to freely and democratically elect their representatives. Respect for human rights in the electoral cycle remains essential.

Artisanal cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a social drama with scattered solutions

For years, the artisanal mining sector has continued to be associated with a plethora of scourges. Focus on the artisanal cobalt sector. A vital sector for the Congolese economy.

Colonial past in Europe: time for accountability?

Since the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, former colonial powers have been questioning their past more.

Exhuming the Belgian colonial past: how far are we prepared to dig?

The Special Commission responsible for examining Belgium's colonial past has taken the first steps towards a reconciliation of memories, but the most important thing remains to be done.

Congolese democracy: a body without a heart?

Current Congolese democracy was founded on very shaky foundations. This is one of the elements explaining the present democratic pitfalls.

Focus on Diamond

Immerse yourself in the reality of the diamond trade in the Democratic Republic of Congo!

Central Africa: what responsibility for Civil Society?

The controversy that exists around the concept of “civil society” raises questions about themes that go beyond the scope of public space.

The use of children in the exploitation of mining resources in eastern DR Congo: between emergency and perspective

The majority of children associated with armed forces and groups (EAFGA) are also exploited in artisanal mines. In order to guarantee them a better future, support and universal civil registration must be a priority. Social peace in DR Congo depends on it.

Debt and natural resources: a Church perspective

Entraide et Fraternité et Justice et Paix vous donnent rendez-vous le jeudi 18 février à 18h pour la conférence inaugurale de sa campagne de Carême de partage 2021 en présence de Mgr Delville et l’abbé Paul Kadundu.