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Paris Humanitarian Conference: When Misguided Perceptions Replace Political Clarity
A Skewed Diagnosis from ALBERT RUDATSIMBURWA in Kigali, RwandaKIGALI, (CAJ News) – THE French Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently released a video on X announcing an international conference in Paris, supposedly to address a “catastrophic humanitarian crisis” in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The framing itself reveals more about political posturing than about the reality on the ground. Many of the claims in this initiative are either …
I want to reinforce what Mirjana [Spoljaric-Egger] has just said. What the figures tell us is that we have entered a period when international humanitarian law has been trampled at the foot, where wars are becoming much more dirty than they were before. It is the United Nations that tells us that with 150 million displaced people, through the 120-130 conflicts that Mirjana was talking about, we are now reaching a record level of violation of the…
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