The United Nations gave Dr. Warned against the regional spread of Congo struggle. Conflict news
United Nations Human Rights Head Dr. The United Nations human rights as the Congo and Rwanda call each other and blame each other.
The United Nations has called for efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to prevent spreading throughout the region.
The United Nations High Commissioner Human Rights Volcker Turk warned on Friday that “the worst could yet be yet to come” as he addressed the emergency meeting of the Human Rights Council in Geneva. However, when they urged all the parties to help prevent violence, DRC and Rwanda continued to deny responsibility rather than convict each other.
DRC has been turned into a crisis since the March 23 agitation (M23) and the rebels and concerned ravandan soldiers seized the city of Goma last week. Thousands of people have died and many more displaced as they have overtaken the mines-rich region in the latest episodes of decades-rich turbulence in the east of the country.
“If nothing is done, the worst may yet be yet to come, for the people of Eastern DRC, but beyond the boundaries of the country,” Turks warned. “All the effects should work immediately to end this tragic situation.”
About 3,000 people were killed and 2,880 injured since entering GOMA in M23 on 26 January, while the United Nations official said, while saying that the real caste number is very high.
The DRC had called for the meeting, which was asked for an immediate investigation into the violations of comprehensive human rights that it accuses the romantic M33 rebels.
Kinshasa Communications Minister Patrick Muayaya said, “It is necessary to increase international pressure so that Rwanda stops its support of armed groups and withdraws from the Recedules as soon as possible.”
However, Rwanda’s Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva James Nagango refused that his country was responsible for the struggle.
He warned instead that Rwanda is the danger of an attack from across the border.
He said, “We clearly oppose DRC’s efforts to portray Rwanda as being responsible for instability in Eastern DRC,” he said.
“However, it is clear that the current situation is an imminent threat to Rwanda. After the collapse of Goma, new evidence has come out about a adjacent, massive attack against Rwanda, ”he alleged, mentioned the reserves of arms around the city airport.
Rwanda President Paul Kagame and DRC President Felix Tskedi are due to attending a summit in Tanzania on Saturday as regional powers try to reduce the crisis.
