A few days ago, social networks were carried away by an alleged pregnancy of the Congolese deputy minister of primary, secondary and technical education, Aminata Namasya Bazego. She finally broke the silence by making an update via her Twitter account.
“I have a life that must be respected by all. A right guaranteed to all Congolese by our Constitution. Tarnishing my image must not be a tolerated habit,” she declared in an indignant tone.
In her statement, the Deputy Minister also stressed that her private life must be distinguished from her official and public duties, and that allegations of her pregnancy could harm not only her commitments, but also the image of her male colleague. married and his family.
“On the eve of the electoral contests scheduled for December this year, political critics can attack my political opinions and actions rather than opting for practices tending to smear my person,” she continued. .
It is important to remember that the protection of privacy is a fundamental right guaranteed to all Congolese citizens by the constitution. Thus, the invasion of an individual’s privacy is liable to legal action.