Title: General mobilization to save the nation in peril
Introduction :
In a context marked by the assassination of the opponent Chérubin Okende in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Denis Mukwege, is sounding the alarm and calling for the mobilization of all the living forces of the nation. In this article, we will come back to the tragic events that led to this mobilization and the need to defend democracy and peace in the DRC.
Development :
Denis Mukwege, a famous Congolese activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, strongly condemned the assassination of Chérubin Okende, calling it a “villainous crime”. He calls for the opening of an independent investigation to shed light on this case and to do justice. Emphasizing that this heinous act takes place in a context of repression of the political opposition and restrictions of freedoms, Mukwege calls on all the living forces of the nation to mobilize.
For him, it is urgent to bring together citizen movements, associations, professional organizations, religious denominations and political parties to develop a strong, appropriate and lasting common response to these serious human rights violations. He insists on the fact that the nation is in danger and that it is essential to save it.
The Prime Minister, Sama Lukonde, also reacted to this assassination, promising that the government will do everything possible to shed light on this affair and bring the culprits to justice. He asserts that this crime goes against the principles of the Republic and that the Head of State is determined to defend them.
Conclusion :
The assassination of Chérubin Okende sent shockwaves through the Democratic Republic of Congo. Faced with this serious situation, Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize winner, calls for the mobilization of all the vital forces of the nation to save the country in danger. He insists on the importance of defending democracy, human rights and peace in the DRC. The government, for its part, undertakes to shed full light on this assassination and to bring the culprits to justice