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Displaced populations return to their villages thanks to the improvement of the security environment
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Since mid-March, the displaced populations in Kamango and Nobili, in the chiefdom of Watalinga, more or less 70 km north-east from Beni, have gradually started to return home. This return, which takes place in a context…

Cecilia PIAZZA, MONUSCO Chief of Office in Ituri, RDC.
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Djugu Territory is going through a very difficult situation. Attackers are looting civilian properties, killing innocent people, torching houses and shops, attacking defence and security forces, including MONUSCO peacekeepers…

MONUSCO police take advantage of patrols to raise awareness about the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Faced with increased acts of banditry in the town of Bunia and its surroundings, in the Ituri Province, MONUSCO police (UNPOL) are cautiously continuing their simple and security patrols. In this context characterized by the…

A MONUSCO Female peacekeeper calls for an end to sexual exploitation and abuse
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The United Nations Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) organized an awareness-raising session on March 12 to combat sexual exploitation and abuse perpetrated by United Nations personnel…

UN trains Congolese troops in human rights for a better protection of civilians
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A series of human rights training courses have been organized since last February by the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) in Beni, north-Kivu…

Hope for peace revived after the agreement reached with armed group in Ituri
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On February 28, following the tough MONUSCO-facilitated negotiations, DRC Government and the former armed group Force known as ‘’Resistance Patriotique de l’Ituri (FRPI)’’ have signed a peace deal ending decades of armed…

Serving under the Blue Helmet and wearing the Pakistani flag in a UN peacekeeping mission is an honour for me
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On 8 March, International Women’s Day, Major Samia Rehman from Pakistan shares her 8 favourite things about working as a UN peacekeeper. She serves as an operational planning officer with the UN Stabilization Mission in the…

Major Jarin Sultana: " I am proud to have served under the UN flag in the DR Congo"
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After 12 months of good and loyal services in the cause of peace and women in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Major Jarin Sultana from the Bangladeshi peacekeepers’ contingent serving within MONUSCO, has left the host…

DRC: Women gaining access to senior positions locally thanks to MONUSCO-backed stabilization project.
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In the Ruzizi plain, South Kivu province, a hundred women and young people have benefited, for two and a half years, from a project intended to restore social cohesion between communities in conflict and local authorities…

Congolese government and FRPI armed group have signed a peace agreement, much to the relief of the local population
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The Congolese Government signed on Friday, February 28 in Gety, roughly 60 km from Bunia, the provincial capital of Ituri, a peace agreement with the ‘’Force de Resistance Patriotique de l’Ituri’’ (Patriotic Resistance Force…

MONUSCO rehabilitates major road in Beni to facilitate troops’ and local populations’ mobility.
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As part of its mandate, the Force Intervention Brigade (FIB) of the United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) often carries out road rehabilitation works in its area of responsibility not only to…

FARDC and MONUSCO repel ADF attack in Mbau. Photo MONUSCO Michael Ali
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The populations of the district of Mbau, in the territory of Beni, resumed their daily activities this Wednesday, February 12, reassured by a strong presence of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and…
