Raise awareness among the population for peaceful and inclusive elections: the call of Father Stanislas Abali Milabyo
In a political context marked by tensions and violence, Father Stanislas Abali Milabyo, director of Caritas Development/Kindu, organized an awareness campaign to promote peaceful and inclusive elections. Recently, he spoke with Florence Kiza Lunga to talk about the importance of meeting this challenge and stopping all these cycles of violence.
Father Stanislas Abali Milabyo expressed his commitment to the holding of peaceful, inclusive and transparent elections. According to him, it is essential to work now to prevent tensions and conflicts that could arise during the electoral process. It underlines the importance of the participation of all political actors and the local population to guarantee fair and equitable elections.
The awareness campaign led by Caritas Développement/Kindu aims to inform and educate the population on the importance of voting and citizen participation. The objective is to promote an environment conducive to democratic and peaceful elections. Awareness-raising actions are organized in local communities, with the collaboration of religious leaders, representatives of civil society and local authorities.
In this interview, Father Stanislas Abali Milabyo highlights the urgency of the situation and emphasizes that community work is essential to build inclusive elections. He emphasizes the importance of transparency in the electoral process and calls for the establishment of monitoring mechanisms to avoid fraud and manipulation.
For him, holding peaceful and inclusive elections is a major challenge, but he remains optimistic about the capacity of the local population to meet this challenge. He calls on everyone to play their role in promoting democracy and political stability.
The awareness raising led by Father Stanislas Abali Milabyo and Caritas Développement/Kindu is a step towards building a more transparent, inclusive and peaceful electoral process in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is essential that the population remains mobilized and engaged to overcome the challenges and guarantee democratic elections for the good of all.