Participation politique inclusive & Droits humains

Français

[EurAc_Info] 23 Jan 2017 - EU/Burundi: diplomatic tensions + AMISOM: AU & Govt agreement + EP resolution & Govt reaction + ICGLR Exe Secretary's position; DRC/blocking CENCO negociations/Ida Sawyer expelled/Tanganyika conflict; BURUNDI/Opposition meeti...

Français

18 Jan 2017 - DRC/CENCO putting deadline of 21 Dec to end its mission/Lucha denounces attemps of duality of its movement/Lucha activists still detained/MONUSCO on South-Sudan rebels; BURUNDI/tensions around payment of AMISOM troops/AU official in visit

Français

13 Jan 2017 - EU/EU contribution to AMISOM/EU support to AU Human rights observers & military experts; DRC/31 Dec Agreement/Members of civil society still in detention/Pygmies & land crisis/Kasai violence/South-Sudanese ex-rebels; BURUNDI/1972 mass grave

Français

16 Jan 2017 - DRC/Questions over M23 rebels' presence in Congo from Uganda/MLC agrees to sign peace deal/No "decrispation" measures yet/Problems during enrolment procedures in Lumumbashi etc; BURUNDI/Arusha talks to resume

Français

MEMORANDUM EurAc - Législature UE 2014-2019

Dans ce mémorandum EurAc présente une analyse des enjeux régionaux et spécifiques à chacun des trois pays, RDC, Burundi et Rwanda, que l’UE doit prendre en considération afin de soutenir efficacement et durablement la paix et la démocratie en Afrique centrale. Cette analyse est complétée par des recommandations adressées aux différents décideurs politiques européens compétents.

Français

Unrest, arrests and killings in DR Congo: Stop EU support for Congolese police

After days of political turmoil in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the European Union (EU) must take stronger and more concrete action by stopping its financial support for the police sector, the European network for Central Africa (EurAc) and World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) declared today.

Français

DR Congo: Not words, only EU action and targeted sanctions can prevent further escalation of violence

In order to prevent a dangerous increase of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) after two days of political turmoil in Kinshasa, the European Union (EU) must take stronger and more concrete action by applying targeted sanctions - including visa bans and assets freezes - against senior Congolese officials and security force officers most responsible for the violent repression and human rights violations in this pre-electoral context.

Français