Alleged Poisonings in DRC: Why So Few Complaints and What Does the Law Really Say?

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, cases of poisoning are frequently mentioned, particularly in suspicious deaths. Despite these suspicions, few families file formal complaints due to a lack of evidence, fear of consequences, and distrust of institutions. Jurist Ruffin Lukoo discusses these issues and the relevant legislation with Jocelyne Musau on the Okapi Service program.