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Despite the challenges, the Operations Coordination Center (CCO) remains a hub for protection in Bunia, symbolizing cooperation between national institutions and international support.

Those working in the field emphasize the need to integrate the digital dimension into prevention mechanisms, strengthen the judicial response, and consolidate community mobilization.

Inaugurated on November 21, the new Bar Association building includes a meeting room, two consultation offices, the president's office, a secretariat, and restroom facilities.

MONUSCO's Child Protection Section shared practical tools on early warning systems and case management for children affected by conflict.

The project includes training workshops, inclusive exchange sessions, and networking among local organizations committed to peace.

The refurbishment and securing of the Beni military court are the result of a partnership between MONUSCO and the Congolese government.

Intended for 445 military personnel, the training brought together more than 200 participants. Supervised by MONUSCO peacekeepers, the aim was to strengthen their skills in combat tactics, operational discipline, and international humanitarian law (IHL).

A return to peace and dignity: MONUSCO's DDR&S Section supports foreign ex-combatants

Between January and October 2025, 44 ex-combatants—mainly members of the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR)—and 54 of their dependents (98 people in total) were repatriated to their country of origin safely and with dignity.

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