Impunity reigns supreme in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), fueling recurring conflicts and perpetuating the most serious crimes, including those of a sexual and sexist nature. This culture of impunity is a major obstacle to the establishment of a rule of law and the restoration of lasting peace. This is the bleak picture painted by Dr. Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, in his statement on transitional justice in the DRC.
Decades of Dictatorship and Conflict
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