Human Rights – Global Refugee Leaders Forum

Angela Dikonge sacked from UNHCR in DRCongo: Please appoint someone who will protect refugees

The departure of Angella Dikonge Atangana from UNHCR in DRC brings hope for a brighter future for refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The ne

Report on Cholera outbreak in Kalemie City DRC affecting war victims

Kalemie is the main city of the newly created Tanganyika Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, it is one among the destinations of people from

Open Letter to UNHCR Fillipo on abuses against Rwandan Hutu refugees in DRCongo

Dear Colleagues As Rwandan troops are deployed in both South Kivu and North Kivu, the Democratic Republic of Congo to support AFC/M23 rebels, the situ

Report on the humanitarian crisis in Kalemie which host war victims from Goma, Bukavu and Uvira

The current war in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has forced many people to leave their in order to look for safe places. Kalemie has been one a

Report on COHERE Funds aid to support refugees in Goma DRCongo

Report on the relief aid by COHERE to refugees in Goma, North Kivu, the Democratic Republic of Congo On Saturday April 5th, 2025 we distributed cash t

Cholera outbreak in Uvira DRC and the need of our urgent intervention

Alert on Cholera outbreak and humanitarian crisis in Uvira city, South Kivu Province, the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Global Refugee Lead

Brief presentation on the situation in DRC during COHERE’s Meeting on Monday March 18th 2025

Presentation to the refugee engagement on the situation of humanitarian crisis in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo during a Google meeting org

The negotiations will not solve the problem: The solution is to restore Tutsi Refugee Status in DRC

The announced negotiations between DRC Government and AFC/M23 rebels backed by Rwanda is not yet a solution to problem, these negotiations will only p

15 Human Rights Defenders and Actors of the Civil Society from DRC need urgent help in Burundi now

Brief report on the situation of human rights defenders and members of the Civil Society from Goma, the Democratic Republic of Congo in exile in Burun

Two Rwandan Refugee women suspected to be FDLR were burnt in Munzenze main prison in Goma DRC by M23 backed by Rwanda

Two Rwandan Refugee women burnt deliberately by Rwandan Army in Munzenze main Prison in Goma, the Democratic Republic of Congo because they were accus