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  1. Violence breaks out in Kinshasa as the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, amid the ongoing M23 militia crisis linked to Rwanda.
  2. Kinshasa-backed militias are conducting cross-border attacks while the capital of the DRC is under pressure from the ongoing M23 militia crisis linked to Rwanda.

Rwanda and DRC face a protocol dispute, while the FDLR continues to operate in eastern Congo.

14 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 16
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Rwanda and DRC face a protocol dispute, while the FDLR continues to operate in eastern Congo.

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  1. DRC signed a protocol for FDLR disarmament and accused Rwanda of aggression.1 source
  2. DRC commits to peace talks in Washington; Rwanda and Kenya deepen partnership.1 source
  3. Concerns are rising regarding the peace process for the demobilization of the FDLR.1 source
  4. Corneille Nangaa criticized government policy regarding education crisis as M23 controls academic institutions in rebel areas.Sub-event
  5. Rwanda and DRC officials discuss the FDLR threat and diplomatic commitments regarding its dismantling.1 source
  6. The GENOCOST concept is fueling political confrontation between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.Sub-event
  7. FDLR operations in eastern Congo and a protocol dispute between Rwanda and DRC.1 source

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