Lubero: In Luofu, Humanitarians Remind Urgency to Protect Children's Rights

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Lubero: In Luofu, Humanitarians Remind Urgency to Protect Children's Rights

In Luofu, Lubero territory, humanitarians have highlighted the urgency to protect children's rights, facing recurrent violations amid conflict and displacement. The appeal stresses the need to strengthen protection mechanisms and access to basic services for vulnerable children. Local and international organizations urge immediate action from authorities.

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