At least 7,000 have been killed in Congo this year, the Prime Minister tells the UN Human Rights Council
About 7,000 people have died in January, fighting the high level of the Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
About 3,000 deaths were registered in Goma, Judith Suminva said.
From January, M23 Rebel Group, which accuses a copy of the copy of Rwanda, captured the Eastern Congo fraud, including Goma and Bukavu, and valuable mineral deposits.
The last battles and M23 are part of a part of the major escalation of the Eastern Congo in the 1990s in the 1990s in the 1990s in the 1990s.
UN General Assembly Antonio Guterres, the Geneva meeting, said that human rights were “suffocated” and referred to the horrific abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Charges of “Summaries of Degree”
Rwanda rejects the accusations of the Congo, the United Nations and the Western powers that it supports the M23 rebels with weapons and troops.
Suminva urged the world to act and impose “restraining sanctions” on mass movements and summary lines on Rwanda.
“It is impossible to describe the screams and cries of millions of victims of this conflict,” he said.
An analyst based on the Kapan-Karka Center Kabu-Karka Center Crey Musavul said on Sunday, the Central Bank's news network said that “every day we receive about the summary performances of young Kongoles.”
Musavuli said that a diplomatic situation is needed, and that the international community has stocks, what to transport it.
“(Prime Minister Justin Aley) Traughen must deal with this process, responsible for responsible for Congo's resources,” he said.
In Brussels, the EU's foreign policy leader Kaja Kalas said that the EU would reconsider its agreement with Rwanda due to the country's relations with the M23 rebels in DRC.
The US Treasury Department punished last week Lawrence Kanyuka Kingston, M32 Spokesman, but also State Minister of Rwanda James Cabbee for regional integration. The United States has claimed that Kababer is in touch with M23, who “support the orchestra (Rwandan Forces) supports the armed group.”
The Rwandan government said it considered Kabebe's sanction “unjustified and unfounded.”
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Burundi is engaged in the inflow of Congolese
Suminva warned that the security situation in connection with M23 and other armed groups could fall into neighboring countries, presenting danger to them.
“If this issue of violating territorial integrity will not be resolved, the situation may be perverted,” Suminvi said after the advice of “Reuters”.
About 40,000 people fled to Burundi, one of the nine countries, which borders DRC to avoid struggle in the last two weeks, said the UN on Friday.
Brigitid Mukanga-Anon, a representative of the UN Refugee Agency, told CBC As it happens Last week, when some even used Jerryrets, as flight devices between the ruziz river area.
“This inflow is the biggest that Burundi has seen so many years,” he said.
He said that the refugees are mainly women and children, thousands of people are temporarily installed at the outdoor stadium in Burundi Rubombo. Help groups roar, both get plastic tents for new arrivals, as well as find a more convenient place to shelter them.
