Title: 100% women’s gala: An evening of solidarity and the fight against violence against women in the DRC
Introduction :
Under the aegis of the Dénise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation and the Youth Coordination, the first edition of the 100% women’s Gala was held last weekend at Pullman Hotel in Kinshasa. This event, which brought together more than 500 women from different social strata, aimed to strengthen the bonds of sisterhood, solidarity and consolidate peace for women in the eastern part of the country, victims of armed conflicts. In this article, we will return to the highlights of this evening and the initiatives taken to combat violence against women in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Voices raised to defend Congolese women:
Chantal Yelu Mulop, coordinator of the specialized service of the Head of State in charge of youth, fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), has once again reaffirmed her commitment to Congolese women victims of discrimination and ‘injustice. She announced actions aimed at influencing the decisions of Congolese public authorities to defend this cause. This determination demonstrates the importance given to the fight against violence against women in the DRC.
Uniting women for a better condition:
Kathy Massoulis, representative of the First Lady, called for the unity of Congolese women so that together they can be stronger in this struggle. She stressed that there is strength in unity and that the words of solidarity and empowerment must not remain simple slogans, but must be put into practice to allow women to regain their dignity. The importance of solidarity and collaboration between women was highlighted to promote their development.
Recognition of female talents in various fields:
National MP Christelle Vuanga praised the bravery, excellence and efforts of Congolese women. She stressed that Congolese women have enormous potential and that it is necessary to come together to develop it. This 100% Women’s Gala initiative highlights the talents of women in different entrepreneurial disciplines and promotes their visibility.
Conclusion :
The 100% women’s Gala organized by the Dénise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation and the Youth Coordination was a significant event for solidarity and the fight against violence against women in the DRC. The many participants were able to strengthen the bonds of sisterhood and solidarity, and important voices were raised to defend the rights of Congolese women. It is essential to continue to support these initiatives and to fight against inequalities and gender violence to allow women to fully flourish in Congolese society.