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EASTERN DR. CONGO UNDER M23 IS PEACEFUL AND SAFE


The authorities at Nyakabande refugees camp have told all the remaining Congolese to return to their country because it is now safe to do so, and they are happy that M23 is doing what is thought to be the first case of its kind.

Many Congolese who were tired of staying within bad life of camp have all crossed back to their homes and they were very happy to find each and everything still secure with no damages within homes after some months outside the country.

Frankly, the m23 is protecting citizens very well and the local leaders in Bunagana who were installed are busy helping out the residents without harassing them like it used to be before.

Through examining life in the last years, Congolese faced grave human rights abuses and persecution at the hands of their government officials and affiliated militias including torture, extra-judicial killings and kidnappings but all these have been halted by the M23 who want a free and peaceful country.

As of today Congolese are comfortably cultivating and doing businesses as well without being harassed,  stolen, raped like it was in the past years, everything is going on well and fantastic.

Many citizens of eastern DR Congo have grown up  in fear having been in coercion of force by government officials but today life is totally different under the M23, there is no fear because liberty and freedom is well enjoyed.

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