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Ituri: In Djugu, Women Revive Peace Dialogue Between Mandro and Ezekere
Beni: Prison Officers Trained by MONUSCO on Preventing Radicalization in Detention Facilities
In New York, a Photo Exhibition Celebrates the Courage and Impact of Women in Peacebuilding
Beni: Judicial Actors and Police Officers Trained in Criminal Investigation Techniques
Beni: MONUSCO Celebrates World Environment Day by Planting Trees in a School
Cows, Pastures, and Family: In Ituri, Former Militants Return to Civilian Life
Goma: Community Actors Strengthen Their Capacities to Prevent Grave Violations of Children’s Rights
Eastern DRC: Authorities Pay Tribute to MONUSCO Peacekeepers for Their Commitment to Peace
Bunia: MONUSCO Supports Rescue Efforts After Building Collapse in Bankoko Neighborhood
Bunia: MONUSCO Launches Construction of Training Hall for Judicial Actors

Among the photos the public will discover at this year's Photoville Festival are those by Do Nsoseme, whose art promotes gender equality and encourages dialogue on the role of women in society in the Democratic Republic of Congo, his country of origin.

In New York, a Photo Exhibition Celebrates the Courage and Impact of Women in Peacebuilding

In addition to being a poet and slam artist, Congolese Do Nsoseme Dora is also a photographer. Her work, at the intersection of documentary and conceptual styles, often features staged scenes that challenge traditional gender roles.

09 Jun 2025

Cows, Pastures, and Family: In Ituri, Former Militants Return to Civilian Life

Saturday, May 24, 2025. It is a little past 11 a.m., under the scorching sun, in the Tsere community in the Ituri province. Samuel, in his thirties, watches with a discreet smile the lush enclosure where about twenty cows are grazing.

05 Jun 2025

“The only way for Congo to stop the suffering of internally displaced persons is peace”. On a visit to the DRC, UN Special Rapporteur Paula Gaviria Betancur presented her first observations on the situation of internally displaced persons. (FR)

Ituri: In Djugu, MONUSCO Supports Market Reopenings to Reduce Community Violence

“All communities gather here.” Christine Gbosi has been selling goods at the Dzudda market for several years.

26 May 2025

MONUSCO and its partners carried out the transfer to Kinshasa of over 1,300 members of the Congolese army and police who had taken refuge in its bases in Goma since the end of January, completing a complex and sensitive operation.

Ituri: In Djugu, Women Revive Peace Dialogue Between Mandro and Ezekere

Five years had passed before notables from the Ezekere community finally set foot in Mandro again.

12 Jun 2025

Beni: Prison Officers Trained by MONUSCO on Preventing Radicalization in Detention Facilities

Twenty-five Congolese prison administration officers from the Beni region in North Kivu, including four women, took part in a training session on June 10, 2025, focused on preventing radicalization and violent extremism of detainees.

12 Jun 2025

In New York, a Photo Exhibition Celebrates the Courage and Impact of Women in Peacebuilding

In addition to being a poet and slam artist, Congolese Do Nsoseme Dora is also a photographer. Her work, at the intersection of documentary and conceptual styles, often features staged scenes that challenge traditional gender roles.

09 Jun 2025

Beni: Judicial Actors and Police Officers Trained in Criminal Investigation Techniques

About twenty staff members from the military and civil judicial administration of Beni and Butembo, as well as Congolese police officers, attended two simultaneous training sessions from May 26 to June 5, 2025, at MONUSCO’s headquarters in Beni.

09 Jun 2025

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