Paix et sécurité dans la région des Grands Lacs: le défi ignoré*

Par Privat Rutazibwa

Théâtre de violences au temps de la décolonisation, de guerres civiles et de purifications ethniques au cours des décennies 60 et 70, et de génocide,

Perezida Joseph Kabila yabaye umuhuza wa Ingabire Victoire na FDLR-Berwouts

Na: Tom Ndahiro

Umugabo witwa Kris Berwouts ni umubiligi wari umaze imyaka ayobora ihuriro rya rya za ONG z’Ibulayi ziyita ko zikorera ubuvugizi Afurika yo Hagati.

The problem of sympathising with the FDLR

By Dr. Lonzen Rugira

On May 26 during the 50th birthday party for the African Union – and the Organization of African Unity before it – the signatories of the most recent peace accords aimed at ending the seemingly permanent crises

Living with the FDLR in the DR Congo jungle, Congolese are held hostage

By Arnaud Zajtman

Night had already fallen when bandits armed with machetes stormed Binja Mukende’s home in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and slaughtered her husband in front of her.

Anti-Islamists barred from entering UK. Home Secretary says activists’ presence would ‘not be conducive to the public good’

Two of the people behind a campaign against the building of the “Ground Zero Mosque” in New York have been barred from entering Britain to speak at an English Defence League rally in London this weekend

UN Report: Genocidaire FDLR Network Spans 25 Countries

One of Africa’s most brutal rebel movements relies on a vast, international network of supporters in at least 25 countries, including the United States and some in Europe, a United Nations report said.

Le Rwanda Sanctionne Pour Appui Suppose au M23: Cherchez les Vraies Raisons

Introduction

Des pays occidentaux- les Etas Unis, le Royaume Uni, la Suède, la Belgique, l’Allemagne, les Pays bas- et même la Banque Africaine de Développement (BAD) ont pris des mesures de suspension d’aide au Rwanda pour son appui supposé au M23.

Discrimination and Racism in Australia

By: Belinda Croft

Racist rants on Australian public transport seems to be escalating.

A French Captain Charged for Helping Genocidal Government in 1994

Capt Paul Barril, the secretive man who supplied arms and mercenaries on behalf of the French government to the Rwanda government as the genocide of Tutsis spread across the country in 1994, was on Monday dragged to court on genocide charges.

A negotiated settlement with genocidaires like FDLR is not possible, says former USAID boss

Tom Ndahiro

On May 5, 1998 Richard McCall was a witness at a special hearing before the Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights of the Committee on International Relations House of representatives.