In Brussels, Samuel Mbemba mobilizes for the recognition of the Congolese genocide

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: May 8, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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In Brussels, Samuel Mbemba mobilizes for the recognition of the Congolese genocide

During his visit to Brussels, Congolese Minister of Human Rights, Samuel Mbemba, urged the Congolese diaspora to mobilize for international recognition of the genocide in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He also called for sanctions against the Kigali regime, which he accuses of destabilizing Eastern DRC. Mbemba encouraged the European Union to follow the United States' example by taking measures against those contributing to insecurity in the region.

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