The army of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Wednesday used deadly force to disperse a protest against the United Nations.
these videos and said it has “credible reports that most of the bodies were being kept in a morgue at a military hospital, to which the deceased’s family members are not allowed access.”
“For two years, the military authorities have used the ‘state of siege’ – martial law – in North Kivu province to brutally crack down on fundamental liberties,” Fessy charged.a large number of stab wounds, according to Red Cross emergency doctors.her office was “extremely alarmed” by the killings in Goma, particularly since it has “received information indicating that the death toll may be higher.
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