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28.01.2025. Felix Tshisekedi, of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been accused of betrayal of his own people. It is alleged that he knowingly and intentionally sent his Army into a conflict with the army of Rwanda and Uganda in Goma, DRC, without providing them with the necessary equipment's for the battle. This act has sparked outrage and condemnation from all corners. It is a well-known fact that the military of the DRC has long been compromised by the influence of neighbouring countries wanting the mineral resources of DRC, such as Rwanda and Uganda. Since as far back as 1996, when these foreign countries invaded the DRC, their presence and control within the ranks of the Congolese army have only grown stronger. The town of Goma fell into the control of the Rwanda, Uganda, M23. The humanitarian situation is critical, Bodies are all over the city of Goma and many are decaying in the streets . Our sources indicate that more than 10.000 people were killed. An increasing number of people find themselves in a state of injury, more than 2880 registered from 26/1/ to 30/1/ 2025. They are receiving medical attention for the wounds from local clinics. while a significant number of children are isolated from their parents. Amidst the current situation many women have unfortunately fallen victim to the crime of sexual assault by Rwanda, Uganda M23. The complexity of these cases often render it challenging to provide precise and information due to the continual and ever-evolving nature of the circumstances surrounding them. It is crucial that the international community acknowledges the prevalence of such atrocities and works towards creating a safer, more supportive environment for those who have been affected. Numerous instances of violence and infringement upon human rights and international humanitarian laws have been reported. The imperative for documentation, thorough investigation, and appropriate sanctions cannot be washed-out as always, especially when Rwanda is involved in criminal activities in DRC. The question remaining is whether the displaced refugees in the camps were not killed as well.
29.01. 2025. The concept of human rights, does it truly exist in our world? This question has been at the forefront of the discussions within Justice Congo Group, where our commitment to upholding human rights is unwavering. The video bellow is a message from one of the Rwanda, Uganda M23 official by the name of Willy Ngoma. Here is what he has to say to his victims " This is the battle for our existence (Rwanda in DRC). In our project Agenda , we often have to exterminating entire communities and indulging in the consumption of their fleches whenever we want to do it. , be careful" Justice Congo Group is dedication to advocacy shines through in every action we take. The indisputable proof of our efforts is clear for all to see. It is imperative that Rwanda and Uganda are held accountable for the ongoing atrocities they have committed, and they must be brought before the international tribunal to face justice for their crimes.
The Rwanda, Uganda, M23 are resolutely poised to advance and seize control of Bukavu town and the rest part East of DRC. To be noted, Bunagana, a rich village in Mineral has been under the control of Rwanda, Uganda M23 for 3 years now. The residents of Bukavu have protested against the cunning and sinister plans orchestrated by the Rwanda, UgandaM23. They are calling for an end to the ongoing aggression , yet they remain steadfast in their determination to defend themselves against any imminent threat posed by their adversaries.
In Kinshasa the capital city of DRC, a crowd of people have taken to the streets to express their discontent. The place is filled with fervent chants and the scent of burning foreign embassies, including the Ambassy of France, Rwanda, Congo Brazzaville and man other. Many hold the view that the crisis currently engulfing the Democratic Republic of Congo is being fuelled by certain Western nations who are intent on exploiting the abundant mineral resources present in the East region. This significant act serves as a powerful massage to global institution and must be approached with utmost care and consideration.
Warning: Viewers with delicate sensibilities are advised to refrain from watching the heart-wrenching footage of the tragic events unfolding in the Democratic Republic of Congo involving Rwandan and Ugandan nationals killing Congolese nationals
Felix Tshekedi signs illegal agreement at the expense of the people of DRC.
Late Mgr Munzihirwa - a peaceful, human rights activist - killed by Paul Kagame's Rwandan army in DRC in 1996.
Martin Fayulu is the main opposition candidate in the DRC's upcoming December 2023 presidential election
The Rwandan Tutsi Banyamulenge are no where to be find on this map, as they have no land, no tribe, no customary power
The Kasika massacre took place on August, 1998, in the Kasika, Luindi The king of King Mwami Namubeza Francois 3 bound, killed with a machete, by Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD), Now M23 from Rwanda. His heart was extracted from his chest, and his head was severed. His pregnant wife was brutally disembowelled, resulting in the death of their twin foetuses. This practice is often used this evil elites of Tutsi leaders ,now in power in both Rwanda and Uganda. In December 1998, to January 2, 1999, people were massacred in the small village of Makobola, located in the south of Uvira territory, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC, more than 700 people were killed in a massacre, predominantly from the Bembe ethnic group. The killing was perpetrated by Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD). The armed group was primarily of Banyamulenge and backed by Rwanda and Uganda.
The relationship between France and some of African countries including, Chad, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso has reached its breaking point. The feeling compelled to take a stand against what it perceives as unfair exploitation of the natural resources by France against these nations . This serves as a harsh reminder to all other nations with similar ambitions that reckless greed can inevitably lead to downfall. It is imperative to reconsider and re-evaluate the existing western policies in order to adapt and evolve with the changing landscape of the world new geo politics. Could those with their economic interest in DRC be the next target ? why is it not important to understand that nor Rwanda neither Uganda will guarantee their western allies interests in DRC? These two nations, Rwanda and Uganda have no natural resources to offer. Those ones killing Congolese, stealing, let them Kill, steal no longer. "Wisdom is the power to put our time and our knowledge to the proper use"
Rwanda M23 Alliance Fleuve Congo militias Killing, chasing Congolese nationals from their villages in North Kivu Province, eastern DRC, in order to gain access to their land and to the mineral mines in the area.
18/01/2025. M23/Rwanda, Uganda created rebels advance towards Minova and Bwerema, their destination passes through the village of Kalehe, Kabamba, and tatana. Their ultimate goal is to seize control of the kavumu airport. The ongoing conflict in the region has led to a state of instability and uncertainty for the local population. Paul Kagame, of Rwanda, and his close ally from Uganda, President Museveni, have masterfully orchestrated their strategies in alliance with the current administration in Kinshasa, ensuring that the Congolese remains ensnared in a state of distraction and incapable of mounting a resistance against their mediaevalesque plans. See bellow 2 Videos
17/01/2025. A group of Congolese nationals are forcefully removed from their ancestral lands by the neighbouring country of Rwanda and Uganda resulting in the creation of rebel factions in the region. The lands in question are known to be abundant in natural resources, such as Coltan, Cassiterite , tin, Gold... further complicating the already tense situation.
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M23 Militia kill over 300 people in Northern Kivu
What is going on in the Palestine, Syria, Ukraine, Lebanon is also happening in the Democratic Rep of Congo, DRC where innocent Congolese are dying under Paul Kagame and Museveni tyranny but no one is talking about. Is there a hidden Agenda against the people of DRC?
Burials in Northern Kivu
In the troubled region of North Kivu, the notorious militant group known as M23 has left a trail of devastation, claiming the lives of over 300 innocent civilians. Despite the harrowing death toll, surprisingly, no decisive action has been taken against this ruthless terrorist organization. The baffling inaction of authorities only serves to embolden these merciless killers, leaving the local population living in fear and uncertainty. The lack of repercussions for their heinous crimes only further fuels the cycle of violence and chaos in the region, as the perpetrators continue to roam free, unchecked and unpunished. The complexity and severity of the situation demands urgent attention and intervention, yet the deafening silence from those in power is both troubling and deeply concerning.
In the captivating footages presented before us, we witness a solemn ceremony unfolding, where dignitaries converge to mourn the tragic loss of lives due to the brutal M23 atrocities in North Kivu, DRC. However, in a disheartening turn of events, ( See  next videos)  we observe as the officials depart, leaving the burden of burying the victims upon the shoulders of the local community, comprised of men, women, and children.  The Democratic Republic of Congo is a country under occupation. This is because it is under the authority of enemy armies, their militias as well as mercenaries in the government who commit war crimes. The security issues in eastern DRC cannot be resolved by the authors of these historic crimes.
People in the east of DRC do not believe that Felix Tshisekedi is legitimate President of DRC. The message was clear and powerful, a call to action against the perceived threats to their beloved nation... Shesekedi's allegiance has been brought into question, with accusations of working for both Kagame and Musevenyi in the Democratic Republic of Congo