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After the Elections: DR Congo at the turning point?

 Events

Save the Date: International Conference at the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation Berlin

Six months after the Presidential and Parliamentary elections, the DR Congo is facing enormous challenges: Several opposition parties repudiate the election results, human rights are violated on a large scale by security forces and illegal rebel movements alike, the humanitarian situation is still alarming and the government has hardly been able to improve most development indicators.

Veranstalter: 
Ecumenical Network Central Africa (ÖNZ), Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation (FES)
Termin
from: 
05.06.2012 (All day)
to: 
06.06.2012 (All day)

Coordinator of the CPS "Great Lakes" regional programme

 Jobs - October 2011

AGEH ZFD Job posting # 2654
Stemming violence without military means, helping civil forces within society to resolve conflicts by peaceful means: this is the idea behind the Civil Peace Service (CPS). The Great Lakes region (Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo) has a long history of ongoing conflict, although the situation has changed since 2001 as a result of peace agreements, democratic initiatives and, ultimately, democratic elections. In spite of these positive signals, a lasting peace has yet to take hold.

Dodd Frank Act in the DR Kongo

Dossier by Ecumenical Network Central Africa | N.N. |  2011  

ICTJ Launches First Report on ICC Outreach

Report Stresses Importance of Victim Outreach and Greater Visibility in the DRC | F. Petit |  2007  

Land, Power, and Identity

Roots of violent conflict in Eastern DRC | C. Huggins |  2010  

Peacebuilding across Lake Albert

Reinforcing Environmental Cooperation between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo | A. Houdret, M. Westerkamp |  2010  

The Trouble with the Congo

Local Violence and the Failure of International Peacebuilding | S. Autesserre |  2010  
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