**Security crisis in the DRC: Belgium recommends strong measures against Rwandan aggression**
Amidst the ongoing security crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that has raised regional tensions, the Belgian Ambassador, Roxane de Bilderling, has urged for resolute actions against Rwandan aggression. Recent events, including the presence of Rwandan troops in the DRC supporting the M23 rebel group, have escalated violence, threatening the region’s stability and the DRC’s sovereignty.
Belgium stands firmly for upholding international borders and peaceful conflict resolution. Ambassador de Bilderling stressed the importance of Congo filing a complaint against Rwanda at the International Court of Justice, citing successful past actions against Uganda. This diplomatic approach calls for responsibility, justice, and pressuring Rwanda to withdraw its troops and engage in peaceful conflict resolution through dialogue.
The Belgian delegation, along with humanitarian organizations, highlighted the urgent humanitarian situation in eastern DRC. Bruno Lemarquis, the Humanitarian Coordinator, emphasized the need to address the plight of populations affected by violence and displacement.
Belgium’s stance signifies a commitment to peace and stability in the DRC. By advocating for concrete measures against Rwandan aggression, Belgium demonstrates solidarity with the Congolese people and supports efforts to end violence and uphold human rights and dignity.
For more details, read the full article on [Fatshimetrie](https://eng.fatshimetrie.org/2024/04/22/security-crisis-in-the-drc-belgium-recommends-strong-measures-against-rwandan-aggression/)
For further information, you can also refer to the article on a similar subject from an external source: [Media Congo](https://www.mediacongo.net/article-actualite-136128_la_belgique_demande_a_la_rdc_de_porter_plainte_contre_le_rwanda.html)