MONUSCO
United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
MONUSCO
United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Principales tendances des violations des Droits de l’homme au cours du mois d’aout 2015

  • 08 September 2015
  • Human Rights Reports and Publications
Au cours du mois d’août 2015, le BCNUDH a enregistré un total de 409 violations des droits de l’homme sur le territoire de la RDC, ce qui représente une hausse par rapport au mois de juillet 2015 au cours duquel nous avions enregistré 393 violations. Les provinces les plus touchées restent les provinces de l’est de la RDC, à savoir la province Orientale (152 violations), le Nord-Kivu (149 violations) et le Sud-Kivu (21 violations).
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