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DR Congo

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264 total articles tracked

June 2002

June 28, 2002

Massacre in Congo - 2002-06-28

A UN human rights envoy reported that Rwandan-backed rebels killed at least 150 people in Kisangani, DRC, during a massacre while suppressing a rebellion. The…

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June 20, 2002

Sexual Crimes in Congo - 2002-06-20

Human Rights Watch reports ongoing sexual violence against women and girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo amidst the ongoing conflict. The report highlights the…

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June 16, 2002

Congo Once Again the Scene of Gunfire Exchange - 2002-06-16

Heavy fighting erupted in Brazzaville, Congo, between government forces and Ninja rebels, resulting in numerous casualties. The conflict is rooted in the rebels' refusal to…

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June 12, 2002

UN Observers Investigate Tribal Clashes in Congo - 2002-06-12

UN military observers are investigating claims of over 2000 deaths from tribal clashes in northern Congo, involving the Lendu and Hema communities. The Hema minority…

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June 7, 2002

Thabo Mbeki's Proposal at the African Union - 2002-06-07

Thabo Mbeki proposed new measures for the African Union to enforce minimum standards among member states to attract foreign investment. This initiative was discussed at…

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June 5, 2002

Three-Day African Leaders Summit in Durban

African leaders gathered for a three-day summit in Durban to focus on the economic development of the continent's poorest nations. Key figures Thabo Mbeki and…

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June 2, 2002

Expulsion of UN Staff from Goma - 2002-06-02

Two UN staff members were expelled from Goma by Rwandan-backed rebels who accused them of involvement in violence and supporting government forces. The UN denied…

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