C64 statement: MP Joseph Nkoy accuses coalition of leniency toward the DRC’s “aggressors”

Following the C64 coalition’s conclave in Rome, national MP Joseph Nkoy, elected in Katako-Kombe in Sankuru and deputy rapporteur of the National Assembly’s Defense and Security Committee, criticized its statement issued on October 27. He faulted the coalition for condemning the use of force without naming Rwanda or former president Joseph Kabila and his associates, whom he accuses of involvement in massacres, resource plunder and attempts to fragment the DRC. Nkoy called the omission lenient toward those responsible for violence in the east and noted that the C64, by contrast, criticized President Félix Tshisekedi over constitutional matters.