Bunia: MONUSCO trains investigators in digital evidence management in judicial procedures

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: September 24, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Crime & Law
Bunia: MONUSCO trains investigators in digital evidence management in judicial procedures

Since September 21 in Bunia, MONUSCO's Justice Support Section has been conducting a four-day workshop to train ten civilian and military investigators in digital evidence management. Catherine-Anne Moore states that the training aims to develop a practical guide aligned with the Digital Code to ensure proper collection, preservation, and use of digital data according to national and international standards. MONUSCO also organizes weekly 'legal coffee' sessions with experts to deepen technical aspects of investigations.

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