21 | October | 2014

Koko ngo ingeso ntiyihishira, ubwicanyi bwa Kagame ntashobora kubu camoufla.

Bamwe mu bantu Kagame yitwaje ngo bamushyigikire i Londres bagaragaze ko bamukunze bari bitwaje intwaro zitandukanye. Uretse uburozi busanzwe bugendanwa n’Intore noneho izi zafatiwe mu cyuho zifite ibyuma by’ubwoko butandukanye. Ibi bikaba bibujijwe n’itegeko. Aba basore batanu bafashwe, batahuwe n’Abanyecongo bo bigaragambyaga bavuga ko Kagame nk’umuntu w’umwicanyi adakwiye kwakirwa mu Bwongereza.

Abanyecongo bahise batabaza polisi na yo ihasesekara bidatinze ikora isaka ryaje kugaragaza koko ko aba basore bari bitwaje ibyuma, Polisi ni ko kubashyiramo amapingu ibajyana kubakoraho iperereza.Iki ni ikindi kimenyetso cy’uko Kagame kuba umwicanyi ntacyo bimubwiye.

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Press Statement

Marie Harf
Deputy Department Spokesperson, Office of the Spokesperson

Washington, DC

October 20, 2014

The United States is deeply concerned by the decision of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Government to expel the Director of the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) in the DRC because of a report the UNJHRO released alleging serious violations by some members of the DRC security forces that resulted in 9 deaths and 32 enforced disappearances. We strongly urge the DRC Government to reverse its decision.

The United Nations plays a vital role in contributing to the security and well-being of the Congolese people, including through MONUSCO, its humanitarian operations, and its support for good governance, democracy, and human rights. MONUSCO is specifically mandated by the UN Security Council to prepare regular reports on the status of human rights in the DRC. The United States reaffirms its strong support for the work of the UN and its commitment to fight against impunity for violations of human rights.

We urge the DRC Government to investigate the allegations of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances by some members of its security forces highlighted in the UNJHRO report and to hold those responsible to account.

Source: US Department of State