The recent statement from a group of national deputies from North Kivu condemning the violence in the region highlights the urgent need for measures to restore peace. The deputies called for enhanced working conditions for defense forces, intensified military operations against rebel groups like M23-RDF and Ugandan ADF, and for the issuance of arrest warrants for individuals associated with enemies of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
They also urged the youth to reject collaboration with traitors and rebel groups, warning against external forces trying to destabilize North Kivu. The deputies congratulated Judith Tuluka Suminwa on her appointment as prime minister, emphasizing the importance of her attention to the security situation in the region.
The statement underscores the necessity of concrete actions to ensure peace and security in North Kivu, emphasizing the vigilance required from both government authorities and civil society. To access further relevant articles on the subject, please click on the following links:
– Article Link: “North Kivu MPs call for arrest warrants against compatriots supporting DRC aggressors”
– External Article Link: “The caucus of national deputies from North Kivu calls on the government to issue arrest warrants against Congolese who join the AFC & M23”