DRC: Tshisekedi condemns violence against Honorine Porsche, military investigation opened

Author: Actualite.cdPublished on: October 18, 2025Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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DRC: Tshisekedi condemns violence against Honorine Porsche, military investigation opened

The Congolese president Tshisekedi condemned the violence experienced by Honorine Porsche during her arrest, and a military investigation has been initiated to clarify the matter. The Minister of Human Rights also condemned the mistreatment of Honorine Porsche.

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