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The active and illegal foreign armed groups operating on the soil of the DR Congo include the following: The Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) is the largest illegal foreign armed group operating in the DR…

DDRRR does not work in isolation. It collaborates with other institutions and organizations for the achievement of its mandate. Some of its active partners include: The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR): It handles…

The sensitization mechanisms for foreign armed groups are multidimensional. This mechanism is to ensure that these illegal armed groups are sensitized to the DDRRR processes, unfolding developments in their home countries…

DDRRR operations require concerted efforts aimed at producing concrete results. Therefore, the section depends on the work of the military contingents and Observers in the fields. 

 The sensitizers go to sites and regions…

The Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) component of the DDR/RR section of MONUSCO supports the Government of the DRC which retains the primary responsibility for defining the DDR policies. It began its work…

Leaflets Targeting The FDLR (Democratic Forces For The Liberation Of Rwanda) FDLR CONNAITRE TON AVENIR FDLR LIBEREZ VOUS DE L'OTAGES FDLR OFFREZ UN AVENIR Leaflets Targeting The LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) lra_lacambel_eng…

MONSUCO Headquarters Jamila Seftaoui (Senior Gender Adviser, Chief of Section) Catalina Perdomo (Gender Expert) Agbeko Koffi Sodjinou (Gender Affairs Officer) Sandy Grubic (Women’s Political Participation Officer) Marissa…

Women are disproportionally affected during the aftermath of violent conflict, while pre-existing gender inequalities and discrimination are exacerbated. Women and girls are also active agents of peace and participants in…

Resolution 1325 UNSC. Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (WPS), unanimously adopted on 31 October 2000, is one of the most important international mandates that deals with all issues relating to women, peace and…