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Fatshimétrie is proud to present its exclusive coverage of the establishment of a permanent exchange framework on human rights in Bumba, in the Mongala province, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A crucial event which highlights the importance of protecting and respecting fundamental rights in this region of the country.
In an exclusive interview with Me Dido Kimbumbu, rapporteur of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH), we were able to learn more about the need to promote dialogue and the exchange of information on human rights. man in Bumba. During his recent mission to the city, Me Kimbumbu stressed the importance of raising awareness among local authorities on the missions and responsibilities of the CNDH, as well as on the mechanisms to be put in place to strengthen the protection of human rights. .
It is essential to underline the crucial role of the CNDH in the promotion of human rights and the accountability of the actors involved in the protection of these rights. The establishment of a permanent exchange framework will not only make it possible to closely monitor the human rights situation in Bumba, but also to strengthen the capacities of local actors in terms of respect for fundamental rights.
The imminent arrival of a delegation of members of the CNDH in the province of Mongala promises to bring new impetus to the protection of human rights in Bumba. This mission will make it possible to conduct in-depth investigations into the human rights situation in the region, and to propose concrete recommendations to improve the protection of these rights.
Fatshimétrie also remains attentive to crucial issues such as the protection and responsibilities of human rights defenders, the question of lifting the moratorium on the execution of the death penalty, as well as the rights of agents and civil servants of the ‘State. These topics are at the heart of human rights debates and deserve special attention from local and national authorities.
In conclusion, the establishment of a permanent exchange framework on human rights in Bumba represents a major step forward in the protection of fundamental rights in this region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Fatshimétrie will continue to closely monitor developments in the situation and inform you in real time on the actions taken to guarantee respect for human rights in Bumba and throughout the country. Staying informed means acting for a fairer future that respects everyone’s rights.