ADF: UN Human Rights Office Condemns Killings of Indigenous Pygmies in Beni and Reports Over 300 Civilians Killed in Last Five Months in Ituri and North Kivu

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of Congo

Crime & Law

ADF: UN Human Rights Office Condemns Killings of Indigenous Pygmies in Beni and Reports Over 300 Civilians Killed in Last Five Months in Ituri and North Kivu

The United Nations Joint Human Rights Office (BCNUDH) condemned the killings of indigenous Pygmies by the ADF in Beni. It reports a toll of over 300 civilians killed in the last five months in Ituri and North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo.

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