UN Human Rights Council launches probe of abuses in east DRC
By AFP
07 February 2025 |
2:55 pm
The UN Human Rights Council decided Friday to launch an investigation into alleged violations and abuses committed during the deadly clashes gripping the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. In an urgent session requested by DR Congo itself, the United Nations' top rights body adopted a resolution urging M23 fighters to withdraw immediately from occupied areas,…

The UN Human Rights Council decided Friday to launch an investigation into alleged violations and abuses committed during the deadly clashes gripping the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
In an urgent session requested by DR Congo itself, the United Nations’ top rights body adopted a resolution urging M23 fighters to withdraw immediately from occupied areas, and triggering an investigation.
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