The UN Human Rights Council monitored the human rights situation in North Kivu and urged Rwanda to cease support for M23.
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The UN Human Rights Council monitored the human rights situation in North Kivu and urged Rwanda to cease support for M23.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Rwanda challenges UN inquiry into eastern DRC while raising concerns about Burundi/FDLR.1 source
UNHRC monitors human rights in North Kivu and calls on Rwanda to stop supporting M23.1 source
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An outbreak has been reported in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), specifically in North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri Province, with the conflict involving incursions into Uganda and linked to Rwanda-backed groups.Also in this story
- Ebola strain moved from health zones and a patient traveled through the country in North Kivu and South Kivu.
- CFR reports on displacement in eastern DRC due to conflict and instability between DRC and Rwanda.
- The Kivu conflict in eastern DRC involves actors like Laurent Nkunda and M23, with support from Rwanda and Uganda.
- UNFPA warns about health services in Ituri Province, UNICEF reports on the outbreak in DRC, and OCHA intensifies efforts.
The entities involved
- DRC
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North Kivu
province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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United Nations Human Rights Council
United Nations body tasked with the promotion of human rights