defense at the University of Goma in DRC

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Le changement de la République Démocratique du Congo depend de changement des mentalités de chanque Congolais, et la prise de Conscience,
Batissons tous l'espoir de l'Afrique.

Who is Appolinaire ZAGABE?

Appolinaire ZAGABE Jasper
A young man, attended his studies at the University of Goma in Democratic Republic of Congo, North kivu province Eastern country, area affected now by War.
He is graduate in Faculty of Social sciences,Political science and Administrative , IN the Department of International Relations in 2009.
Thanks and May God bless you my parents Pascasie NTABANYERE in DRC, Rebecca Jasper and Scott Seibert in United States of America, North Dakota

PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN DRC EVERY DAY

Congo Crisis

Conflict and humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo have caused an estimated 5.4 million deaths since 1998. Most perished from disease and malnutrition. In the Kivus, violence continues to rage with women and girls suffering increasingly brutal attacks.

(Photo: Peter Biro/The IRC)

A series of landmark and peer-reviewed studies by the IRC and some of the world’s leading epidemiologists conclude that an estimated 5.4 million people died from conflict-related causes in Congo since 1998. The vast majority were not killed in combat. Most tragically died from malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia and malnutrition--easily preventable and treatable conditions when people have access to health care and nutritious food.

FACT SHEET: MEASURING MORTALITY IN CONGO

Survey Archives

2007	press release	|	full report
2006	press release	|	Lancet report
2004	press release
2002	press release	|	full report
2001	press release	|	full report
2000	press release	|	full repo

http://www.hrw.org/en/news/2010/05/20/dr-congo-new-round-lra-killing-campaign


- The March 2010 report, "Trail of Death: LRA Atrocities in
Northeastern Congo":
http://www.hrw.org/en/reports/2010/03/29/trail-death-0

- The February 2009 report, "The Christmas Massacres: LRA
attacks on Civilians in Northern Congo":
http://www.hrw.org/en/reports/2009/02/16/christmas-massacres-0