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SUMMARY:Various events where we shall participate in this week
DESCRIPTION:The BCNUDH (United Nations Human Rights) meeting bringing together Civil Society Organizations on Thursday June 11th\, 2026 at 2pm\, \nPublic Conference on the current debate about the change of DRC Constitution\, this Thursday June 11th\, 2026\, and the need to engage actors on peace and security in both Kivu Provinces\, \nMeetings with officers from CNR (Refugee Commission) on the issue around World Refugee Day\, especially activities which are being planned\, this Wednesday June 10th\, 2026\, \nWorkshop on the situation of Internally Displaced Persons in the Democratic Republic of Congo on the absence of a national legal frame\, this Friday June 12th\, 2026\, organized by a partner\, \nCommemorating World Refugee Day in Kinshasa: Public Dialogue on Wednesday June 24th\, 2026 we are the main organizers\, \nWednesday June 17th\, 2026 Conference on the current situation of Gender Based Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo by a partner organization\,
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/various-events-where-we-shall-participate-in-this-week/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Trainings,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260529T080000
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SUMMARY:Events that are important
DESCRIPTION:Yesterday Thursday May 28th\, 2028\, one of our colleagues attended a Conference which was organized by UN Women in Kinshasa about Women Leadership where she brought on table issues affecting vulnerable women in DRC\, and wondered if we should continue counting the numbers of women victims of Sexual and Gender Based Violence or we should focus now on actions to end this ugly reality through women economic empowerment. \n \nOn Friday May 29th\, 2026  \nOne of our members participated in a meeting organized by the Thematic of Transitional Justice of UN Human Rights Offices in Kinshasa\, \nToday Friday also we held a meeting with a representative from ACODEFEM Association and discussed about partnership to advance Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in DRC\, \nAlso staff members held a meeting to finalize their plan for the activity on Saturday May 30th\, 2026 with IDPs in Mongafula. \nOn Saturday May 30th\, 2026 we shall participate in a meeting of the Civil Society to discuss about the position of the Civil Society in relation to the current debate about the change of the Constitution. While we do understand and respect the different views of different actors\, we believe that change or not the constitution may not be yet our major priority and we shall make our voice heard on issues affecting young people and the war in the eastern part of the country which are our priorities.  \nMonday June 1st\, 2026 we shall participate in activities commemorating the brutal assassination of Floribert Chebeya in Kinshasa\, which are being organized by la Voix de Sans Voix (VSV)\,
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/events-that-are-important/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260517T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260517T170000
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SUMMARY:
DESCRIPTION:Engaging the audience on issues around Wazalendo\, they should be trained and supported but not criminalized because of human rights violations. Find more here ” https://cojeskidrcongo.org/forming-a-consessus-on-issues-around-wazalendo-during-a-conference-organized-by-dypol-in-partnership-with-friedrich-ebert-stiftung/   \nComing events \nWednesday May 20th\, 2026 we shall have a training on Refugee Durable Solutions which will take place at Kalamu Division Offices in Kinshasa. \nOn Saturday May 23 visit to IDPs around Kinshasa\, \nTuesday May 26th 2026 Commemorating the forced deportation of Angelo Habomuremye a Rwandan refugee Human Rights Activist picked in Goma DRC. \nMay 28th\, 2026 attending a meeting at the United Nations Offices in Kinshasa and a Day of Actions for Women’s Health Rights in DRCongo. \n  \n 
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/26701/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Trainings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260511T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260511T170000
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SUMMARY:What do think about our fellow young people in Wazalendo Local Defense Force in DRC
DESCRIPTION:On Friday May 15th\, 2026 we shall attend a public Conference here in Kinshasa under the Theme ” Entre défense du terroir et autorité de l’État : Le défi des Wazalendo. Rejoignez le débat” which means ” Between the defense of the territory and authority of the state: Challenges of Wazalendo\, join the debate”. \nBackground information \nWazalendo is the name attributed to all local armed groups in DRCongo which are opposed to the presence of Rwandan Army in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo\, Wazalendo means “Patriots”\, they are composed of young people who generally want to defend their land against foreign aggression\, most of whom have never been to school or did not go far with studies. They are playing a big role and in actual sense every Congolese who defends his land in one way or the other is a Muzalendo\, some did not take guns but they are in advocacy\, some are creating awareness among local population\, some are communicators\, some are in research\, some are in education……….. \nIn this case the Conference will focus on those who took guns and who are on front-line fighting against Rwandan Troops\, much as they are brave and have greatly posed a serious threat to Rwanda\, they have also committed various human rights violations against vulnerable Civilians such as extra-judiciary killings\, looting\, rape\, torture and other inhuman treatment\, and in some cases they impose heavy taxes to poor communities\, take their agriculture produce and animals by force and loot the Minerals among other crimes. Generally Wazalendo operate in areas where the state is either absent or it is not functional\, in many cases they are the state and make their own laws based on better offer. \nWe do highly regret these behavior which contradicts what they stand for and which pushes them far away from the intention to protect the local population\, however we observe that the big responsibility lies on the state which does not exist in many parts of the country\, leaving a very big place without the presence of the state is one among the factors\, we also observe the failure of the current Government to respond to the basic needs of Wazalendo as they are fighting and strongly condemn various actors who criminalize the Wazalendo instead of supporting them and offering them the necessary trainings in terms of capacity building. Wazalendo remain civilians who have guns and the real solution is the withdraw of Rwandan Forces on the DRC Territory then Wazalendo will also melt down. \nPOSITION \nWe need to come close to Wazalendo\, work with them in order to improve the situation of local population\, train them\, extend support to them and propose them other alternatives in order to cover their basic needs beyond the use of guns\, intimidation and acts of violence against local population. Let us avoid the tendancy to criminalize them and instead involve them as make them work for the change they want to see. \n 
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/what-do-think-about-our-fellow-young-people-in-wazalendo-local-defense-force-in-drc/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260510T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260510T170000
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SUMMARY:Campaign to mitigate Myths around refugees in DRCongo
DESCRIPTION:Great popular support to our Campaign for Solitary towards refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo  \nWith one objective: To mitigate the presence of refugees and mobilize the host communities to participate in the refugee protection. \n \nBackground information  \nNot much is spoken about refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo yet they do exist\, it is rare for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Congolese National Commissioner for Refugees to avail information to the public about refugees in DRC. Actually actors within the refugee regime claim that refugee issue in DRC is sensitive\, okay what makes it sensitive and can we address it? Until when should it be left sensitive? And should we leave it like that and how does it help refugees? Others claim that refugee issues in DRC is complex\, then what? Can we make it easier for other people to understand? How does this complexity contribute to the protection of refugees? Can ignorant local and host communities protect refugees? \nBasing on that background we strongly believe that refugee protection is based on a strong and well informed host community where the very first protection of refugees is rooted. That is why we are engaging the entire population to know more about refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo\, what is expected from the host communities in order to advance refugee protection and create better opportunities for refugees. \nThe first week of our social media campaign in DRCongo  \nToday is the first week of our Campaign we launched on Social Media in order to engage Congolese and other people of good will about refugees in DRC. We are making posters and then share them on social media at least one each day. The intention is to help our audience to know more about refugees and then give their views. \nWhile our Campaign has gained support\, positive reactions and provoked discussions in various WhatsApp groups\, we have also received messages threatening us and Congolese asking us questions what about Internally Displaced Persons\, in some groups some people has called us “Rwandans” especially when we spoke for the protection of Rwandan refugees. These are anyway mere messages. The phone numbers of people who have been negative are generally those from Rwanda. \nWe want to now to continue the Campaign  \nWe planned to have this campaign just for one week and should involve few people who should share their messages\, but we have been over whelmed by many requests from Congolese who have sent us their messages in solidarity with refugees and their Photos in order to publish them. So this Campaign will continue until all messages are done. \nThis is alone is a clear sign that the allegations which have been fabricated over the years that Congolese people are hostile against refugees are wrong and not accurate. This alone brings down the arguments that refugees should remain anonymous in DRC because the host communities may attack them. Now we should continue to empower the communities to improve the protection of refugees where they live together through activities such peace\, conflict resolution and pacific cohabitation between refugees and host communities. \nMeeting with a delegation of Rwandan Refugees  \n \nAs a result of this Campaign\, on Saturday May 9th\, 2026 a Delegation of Rwandan refugees visited our offices in Kinshasa in order to exchange on issues their facing. They welcomed our campaign and thanked us for raising up the situation of refugees and urged us to continue the good work\, and claimed that they are now convinced that they have allies in the Democratic Republic of Congo. \nThey also indicated to us how they live in anonymous and in secrete because they fear the regime of Rwanda may come to kill them and also fear the host communities in which they are living that they may attack Rwandan refugees because of the current war between DRC and Rwanda. This one said “The problem is that local population may not know who is a Rwandan refugees and who is a spy from Rwanda\, they call of us Rwandans and in that way there are risks to be attacked by the local population here in Kinshasa”. \nThis other one also said “my wife is a Congolese but she does not know that I’m a refugee from Rwanda\, I have lived in my area for 13 years now but no one knows that I’m a Rwandan refugee and I do not want them to know because they can attack me”. \nThis woman indicated to us “Now the challenge of hiding also is becoming a problem\, we have children who ask us questions\, we changed their names and gave them Congolese names so that others may not know they are Rwandans but now they ask questions: Where is our village? Who are our Grand-Parents and all other relatives\, can we go and visit them?” \nThen this other one also said “you see here in DRC the refugee status has no value\, there is no reason why Rwandan refugees should yearn for it\, because there are not protection measures attached to it. Actually in most cases UNHCR officers have participated in forced repatriations of Rwandan refugees\, these staffs have provided information to Rwanda about refugees\, and some among these UNHCR staffs are actually Rwandans who are used as spies”. \nIn our reactions we intended to argue and shared with them the reality that it may be difficult for Rwanda to come to Kinshasa\, pick a refugee and send him or her to Kigali\, and encouraged actually to share information with us and the government authorities about people they think are spies from Rwanda\, in the same way share information about people they think are at risk. We shared with them how a strong community bondage can help in the protection of refugees and this what we should promote. The fear they have about local population is based on their worst experience in 1998 when again Rwanda backed rebels attacked the Capital Kinshasa\, which we may not base on now\, and gain this happened because the host communities were not educated so much about the difference between refugees and Rwandan Migrants or Spies. We all agreed that host communities have no clear information about refugees and should be part of our focus. \nWhile we may not be certain if people within UNHCR and CNR who are perceived as Rwandans are Spies\, we are so much preoccupied about the selection of people who are working in these institutions who may raise issues of neutrality and trust\, and we are also preoccupied about the position of these institutions towards refugees’ especially Rwandan refugees.  UNHCR and CNR in DRC are not institutions refugees feel free to go towards but to run away\, this fades the whole mandate of protection. \nOfficial reactions  \nWe have not yet received any official reactions to this Campaign and it is not design for official purpose\, however some Actors of the Civil Society have shown their support. In the same way the Campaign has not yet attracted the mainstream media but again more activities focusing on the media will be organized. \nConclusion \nLet us help the host communities to get information about refugees and hold the host community responsible for refugee protection rather than hiding them about the presence of refugees in their communities. Let us help refugees to feel free so that they can explore their potential rather than living in fear\, pretense and hiding. \nPlease join us and let us do this together with you. \nThanks \n  \n 
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/campaign-to-mitigate-myths-around-refugees-in-drcongo/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Letters,Meetings,Petitions,Trainings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260507T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260507T170000
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SUMMARY:Promoting the protection of refugees in DRC in line the world refugee day June 20th
DESCRIPTION:CAMPAIGNS FOR THE PROTECTION OF REFUGEES IN DRCONGO \nCalling upon all actors to stop perceiving and claiming that Rwandan Refugees in DRC are FDLR armed against Rwanda. The few in Militia Groups who have guns are fighting for the protection of fellow refugees who are always attacked by Rwanda in the absence of the Congolese Army and the United Nations Forces. Protect refugees and they will not have guns. \n \nSOLIDARITY WITH REFUGEES IS NOT A CHOICE BUT A MUST \nThis is what Germain Mirhonyi had to said and encouraged people to show acts of solidarity with refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo. \n \n3Million Refugees unknown in the Democratic Republic of Congo \nMore than 30 Million refugees have no protection of the state in DRC\, they are not identified and have no specific place of residence. \n \nWE SHOULD PROMOTE RESETTLEMENT FOR REFUGEES IN DRCONGO  \n \n 
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/promoting-the-protection-of-refugees-in-drc-in-line-the-world-refugee-day-june-20th/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Letters,Meetings,Petitions,Trainings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Ongoing meetings
DESCRIPTION:OUR CURRENT MEETINGS \n \nOn Monday April 27th\, 2026 Kulihoshi Musikami Pecos had a meeting with stakeholders at the Gombe High Court to discuss the reducing of the number of people accessing Courts currently\, in the same way Jacquie Maria will also meet stakeholders at N’djili High Court to discuss the same thing and see how we can work together to promote access to justice in Kinshasa. \nOn Tuesday April 28th\, 2026 we shall participate in the Meeting organized by the Monitoring Group which is hosted by the UN Human Rights Offices here in Kinshasa\, on which we shall engage them on the violation of IDPs and Refugee Rights and encourage them to also focus on this situation. \nOn Tuesday April 28th\, 2026 we shall participate in a three days workshop in Kinshasa being organized PanAfrican Defend Defenders and explore opportunities to present on the situation of marginalized human rights defenders especially those engaged in the promotion of the rights of IDPs and Refugees in DRC\, \nOn Thursday April 30th\, 2026\, we shall our communication plan meeting in order to come up with a communication strategy\, \nOn Wednesday April 29th\, 2026 Joyceline will hold a meeting with OCHA in order to find out about group clusters and humanitarian organizations which can help the victims in Maluku.
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/ongoing-meetings/
CATEGORIES:Conference,Meetings,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260331T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260331T170000
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SUMMARY:Upcoming meetings
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday April 1st 2026 \nA meeting with MONUSCO Transitional Justice in Kinshasa on issue of relief aid to war victims from Eastern DRC living in Kinshasa now. In the meeting we shall also present the situation of war victims from Mobondo now abandoned in Maluku. \nThursday April 2nd\, 2026 \nA meeting organized by BCNUDH (UN Human Rights Office) bringing together human rights defenders in Kinshasa\, focusing on the situation of insecurity in Kinshasa and other issues. In this meeting we also intend to introduce the issue of FDLR (Rwanda’s fighters in DRC) in order to push for a conversation. \nThursday April 2nd\, 2026 \nA meeting of the Consortium on the issue of Internally Displaced Persons in order to engage on the visit in Maluku to assist the war victims. \nTuesday April 7th\, 2026 \nCOHERE Gathering on the situation of Humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo\, an opportunity to hear more from grassroots voices\, people on ground how they are affected by the war.
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/upcoming-meetings/
CATEGORIES:Meetings
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260311T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260311T170000
DTSTAMP:20260615T145208
CREATED:20260311T130818Z
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SUMMARY:Meeting at UN Human Rights Offices in Kinshasa between the wars victims and Members of Parliament
DESCRIPTION:Some of the participants during the Meeting at the BCNUDH Offices in Kinshasa engaging on durable solutions for the war victims from Eastern DRC now in Kinshasa. \nBriefing about the meeting held on Tuesday March 10th\, 2026 at MONUSCO offices on the situation of the war victims from the Eastern DRC now living in Kinshasa \n \nKulihoshi Musikami Pecos\, the National Coordinator also taking part in the meeting and proposing the inclusion of all war victims present in Kinshasa\, and in particular way\, human rights defenders.  \nThe Transitional Justice of the United Nations Mission for Stabilization in DRC known as MONUSCO organized a consultation meeting on the situation of the war victims from the DRC now present in Kinshasa. \nThe meeting brought together the representatives of the war victims\, human rights defenders from the East and Members of the Parliament from the Eastern DRCongo. The objective of the meeting was to create awareness about the humanitarian crisis of the war victims in Kinshasa and suggest better ways to solve it. \nThe meeting was informed that more than 2\,000 war victims from eastern DRC are currently living in Kinshasa in horrible conditions\, some living on the streets\, women and young girls in survival sex\, those who are seek and have no access to treatment\, children who are not going to school\, the increase of the deaths among them\, … \nIn the process\, the idea to advocate for a settlement camp was considered as the best as it will help to coordinate humanitarian relief aid and mobilize partners in order to help those in need. \nWhile the audience agreed that we need urgent solutions and that the victims have suffered for long\, there was a debate on if the Camp is the best option and why people could not be helped from where they are and if the distance from Kinshasa up to where the camp should be could favor the survivors. \nIt was therefore agreed that the Transitional Justice starts the move to write to authorities in order to provide the land to people. \nWe do support this initiative and we continue participating in all activities in order to make it happen\, however we are concerned that the debate is focusing only on war victims from the Eastern DRC and nothing is said about other victims who are in the similar situation in Kinshasa especially those who ran away from the MOBONDO ethnic conflict. Our advocacy will also therefore focus on the inclusion of all the war victims in Kinshasa.
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/meeting-at-un-human-rights-offices-in-kinshasa-between-the-wars-victims-and-members-of-parliament/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Meetings,Urgent Action
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260117T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260117T170000
DTSTAMP:20260615T145208
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SUMMARY:Introduction des activites du COJESKI-RDC a Lubumbashi dans le Haut-Katanga
DESCRIPTION:La Première d’échange d’information du COJESKI-RDC\, Coordination du Haut-Katanga tenue à Lubumbashi en date Lundi 12 Janvier 2026  \n \nLes participants lors de la reunion au Bureau de la SOCICO-Lubumbashi  \nLe Collectif des Organisations des Jeunes Solidaires du Congo-Kinshasa (COJESKI-RDC) réactive sa Coordination Provinciale du Haut-Katanga. Ainsi suite à la mobilisation par Mr Camara (acteur de la Société Civile et Syndicaliste pour les Creuseurs Artisanaux)\, la toute première réunion a eu lieu Lundi 12 Janvier 2026. \nParticipants  \nLa réunion a eu la participation des 10 Jeunes représentants plusieurs initiatives des Jeunes à Lubumbashi\, cette réunion de deux (2) heures s’est tenue au Bureau de la Société Civile du Congo\, à Lubumbashi\, Haut-Katanga. \nOrdre du jour  \nPrésentation des participants \nMot de bienvenue \nIntroduction du COJESKI-RDC\, \nQuestions et Réponse \nDivers \nPremier point \nKulihoshi Musikami Pecos\, l’Animateur National et Florence Katungu se sont présentés comme equipe de la coordination Nationale\, ensuite chaque participant a eu le temps de présenter. \nDeuxième point  \nKulihoshi Musikami Pecos a souhaité la bienvenue aux participants et les vivement accueilli au sein du COJESKI-RDC pour participer ensemble au développement du pays. Il avait souligné le devoir de promouvoir les initiatives des jeunes et de motiver la jeunesse pour ne plus demeurer en arrière dans les affaires du pays à chaque niveau\, ceci passerait par une union des jeunes à travers les activités civique que le COJESKI-RDC propose. \nTroisième Point \nComme d’habitude\, Kulihoshi Musikami Pecos a largement exposé sur l’histoire et l’origine du COJESKI-RDC\, son état actuel\, les défis à relever et les efforts en cours\, la vision\, la mission les objectifs ainsi que les sept thématiques notamment : Promotion des Droits Humains\, Promotion de la Paix\, Promotion de la Bonne Gouvernance\, Promotion de la Démocratie\, Promotion du Développent Durable\, Promotion des Actions Humanitaires et de Solidarité\, ainsi que l’adaptation au Changement Climatique. \nLe COJESKI-RDC étant un réseau il fédère toutes les initiatives des jeunes en République Démocratique du Congo\, Pecos a encouragé les participant à visiter notre site internet (www.cojeskidrcongo.org) pour plus des détails\, surtout les documents\, les rapports\, les budgets ainsi que d’autres détails. Le COJESKI-RDC est engagé dans la transparence and toute chose dont on a besoin devrait être trouvée dans le site internet. \nQuestions et Réponses  \nPlusieurs questions ont été posées en rapport avec la connaissance en matière de sept (7) Thématiques\, les ordres des missions\, les lettres d’affectation ainsi que les activités et le moyen financier. \nEn bref\, les membres de la Coordination Provinciale seront dans le site internet du COJESKI pour permettre leur visibilité car nous avons besoin d’être plus virtuel\, les documents sont disponible. Une formation en matière des Thématiques a été suggérée et la Coordination Provinciale du Haut-Katanga pour définir ses activités selon ses réalité\, actuellement le COJESKI-RDC n’a pas des fonds mais le COJESKI-RDC Coordination du Nord-Kivu a un petit financement qui ne peut pas aider tout le monde. \nLe dernier point \nLe divers a bcp tourné sur la SOCICO ainsi que la présentation des Animateurs de la SOCICO présents. \nMerci bcp \n 
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/introduction-des-activites-du-cojeski-rdc-a-lubumbashi-dans-le-haut-katanga/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Meetings,Trainings,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251127T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251127T170000
DTSTAMP:20260615T145208
CREATED:20251127T201011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251127T201011Z
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SUMMARY:Welcome to COHERE Gathering Point for DRCongo
DESCRIPTION:Each month COHERE does organize a gathering which helps the participants to exchange on the current humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo\, especially in Gom North Kivu\, Bukavu and Uvira South Kivu and Kalemie Tanganyinga and also in various refugee camps in Burundi. Please find out the activities on ground here in this link https://community.reframe.network/campaigns/dr-congo-war-emergency-campaign  \nYou can register for the Tuesday December 2nd 2025 gathering through this link here https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ZHszVGpSSvCrljLoSGDOPg#/registration
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/welcome-to-cohere-gathering-point-for-drcongo/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251123T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251123T170000
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SUMMARY:Briefing about our weekly meeting as national coordination
DESCRIPTION:COMPTE RENDU DE LA HEBDOMADAIRE DE CE SAMEDI 22 NOVEMBRE 2025\,\n\nPremier point\n\nLa réunion a commencé par la présentation des participants\, ainsi que le mot d’ouverture du Coordonnateur National qui a insisté sur sur la Redynamisation du COJESKI RDC pour donner l’espace a la Jeunesse Congolaise\, il a ensuite demandé aux provinces de capitaliser les opportunités des fonds et d’autres opportunités partagées souvent dans le groupe.  Il a informé que trois projets ont été soumis aux partenaires et nous attendons la suite\, Il a souhaité la bienvenue aux participants et a regretté l’absence d’autres personnes et surtout que ces absences ne sont pas même communiquées. Ceci relève déjà un défi a la Jeunesse de gérer la chose publique\, si les jeunes ne sont pas redevables et exigeants envers eux-mêmes pour respecter leurs engagements.\n\nDeuxième Point\n\nLes participants ont informé que toutes les provinces subissent l’insécurité urbaine\, caractérisée par le vol et cambriolage. A Kalemie on a aussi deux cas d’assassinats qui seraient liés au règlement des comptes entre des personnes qui ne respectent pas leurs accords et engagements.\nKindu et dans d’autres coins du Maniema sont affectés par les inondations causées par une forte pluie. Kwilu prépare la Conférence Nationale des Gouverneurs.\nManiema est aussi victime d’insécurité causée par les Wazalendo. Au Kongo Central\, il y a une tension entre les institutions de la Province et ça bloque le fonctionnement de la Province.\n\nSur le Plan National\n\nNous avons été informés de la signature de l’accord de Paix entre le Gouvernement Congolais et l’AFC/M23 RDF a Doha\, la victoire des Léopards contre les Eugles du Nigeria\, la visite du Roi du Qatar en RDC. Mais aussi le silence absolu du Gouvernement Congolais et des Acteurs de la Société Civile sur les Massacres a Beni au Nord-Kivu par ADF\, les Naufrages a répétition sur nos rivières\, et la mort des Jeunes dans le Site Minier a Kolwezi dans la Province de Lualaba.\n\nCeci nous permet de comprendre les défis que nous devons addresser ensemble avec d’autres acteurs\, surtout que les Auteurs sont souvent les Jeunes.  Les Coordinations Provinciales doivent s’impliquer pour résoudre ces défis à travers des actions de plaidoyer.\n\nAinsi nous allons mettre en place plusieurs Groupes Thématiques pour se focaliser sur certains sujets.\n\nLa réunion a observé que la grande partie de la Jeunesse n’est pas encadrée et n’a pas d’emplois. Nous devons proposer des solutions aux défis des jeunes dans nos Provinces.\n\nUne réunion spéciale sur la Conférence des Gouverneurs au Kwilu sera organisée par le COJESKI\, ce Mercredi a 18h00 et toutes les provinces sont invitées pour définir des actions de plaidoyer.\n\nDans ce même cadre la Campagne sur la lutte de la Violence Basée sur Genre sera lancée ce même jour le Mercredi 26 Novembre. L’heure sera fixée après consultation dans le groupe.\n\nLe Premier Décembre c’est la journée internationale du VIH/SIDA et en même temps la commémoration de Soeur Annuarite Nengapeta. Le COJESKI Haut-Uele va nous fixer les activités pour harmoniser ces deux dates. Toutes fois nous aurons des réunions en ligne sur ces sujets. Qui était Annuarite\, en quoi était focalisée sa lutte\, quelles valeurs qu’elle incarne pour la Jeunesse\, comment elle a été assassinée? …\n\nTroisième Point\n\nChaque province est demandée de soumettre ces points de vues pour mettre a jour le Statut du COJESKI RDC\, la date limite c’est le Jeudi 27 Novembre 2025 a 18h. Ainsi un commite va aussi préparer déjà les Règlements d’ordre intérieur qui va soumettre Lundi le 24 Novembre 2025.\n\nLe plan stratégique du COJESKI RDC de 5 ans et le Budget seront disponibles au plus tard le 20 Décembre\, va travailler sur les drafts a soumettre aux autres pour amendement et adoption.\n\nDivers\n\nLes participants ont discuté sur la nécessité de se faire informer sur le Budget National a l’Assemble Nationale et plaider pour leurs Provinces ainsi que l’allocation financière aux besoins des Jeunes dans le Budget National 2026. Il serait difficile d’exiger des services au Gouvernement l’année prochaine si ces services ne sont pas inclus dans le Budget National actuellement. Nous demandons aux Provinces de contacter leurs Députés Nationaux pour faire suivie de Budget. La même dans les Budgets Provinciaux.\nContacter aussi les Chefs des Divisions des Jeunes\, les Conseil Provinciaux des Jeunes\, et le Ministre de la Jeunesse.\n\nD’autres points n’ont pas été abordés à cause du temps.\n\nLa réunion a pris fin a 10h02 minutes. La prochaine réunion sera le Samedi prochain a 8h00 heure de l’Est et a 7h00 heure de Kinshasa.\n\nMerci bcp
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CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Trainings,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Join our three Meetings on the situation of refugees in DRCongo
DESCRIPTION:Three meetings are being held focusing on the situation of refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo. \n\nThe first meeting is held every Monday online and it is in French \, here is the link for those who want to participate: https://meet.google.com/qzx-uuha-ijn\n\n\nTime: 5pm Eastern DRCongo Time\, 4pm Kinshasa time\, and 6pm Nairobi time. This meeting is a form of information session which focusing of helping participants to know more about the refugee situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The main audience for this event are Congolese people both in the country and in the Diaspora and refugees both in DRCongo and outside DRCongo.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe second is held every Thursday and it is in English\, here is the link for those who wish to attend:https://meet.google.com/qzx-uuha-ijn\nWith less opportunities at international\, national and local levels which focuse on reducing the gabs of information about refugees\, we have proposed this regular meeting to help our audience to know more refugees in DRCongo. These meetings helps to build contacts\, network and access more information about refugees in DRC. Dialogue on the situation of refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Every Thursday: Time: 7pm time of Kinshasa/DRC\, which is 8pm time of Eastern DRC and which is 9pm time of Nairobi (please fix the time in your country)\, Here is the link: https://meet.google.com/ qzx-uuha-ijn\n\nCOHERE DRCONGO GATHERING  \nThere is also  COHERE Gathering every month on the situation of emergencies in DRCongo\, please contact this email for the link: e.page@wearecohere.org\,
URL:https://cojeskidrcongo.org/event/join-our-three-meetings-on-the-situation-of-refugees-in-drcongo/
CATEGORIES:Campaigns,Conference,Meetings,Trainings,Urgent Action,Workshop
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