VIOLENCES DES DROITS HUMAINS EN RDC (suite)
by lubala rosalie | October 26, 2012 at 8:07 AM | English translation available
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SOLUTIONS
1. Respecter l’article 16 de la constitution qui stipule ceci : La personne humaine est sacrée. L’Etat à l’obligation de la respecter et de la protéger.
Nul ne peut être tenu en esclavage ni dans une condition analogue.
Nul ne peut être soumis à traitement cruel, inhumain au dégradant.
Notre pays est devenu un champ de baille où les citoyens sont victimes de tuerie, massacre, viols sans omettre la famine qui bat son plein.
2. Punir les violeurs de droits humains.
3. Développer le pays à travers ses ressources.
English translation by PulseWire member Nita
HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSE IN THE DRC (continuation)
SOLUTIONS
1. To respect Article 16 of the Constitution which stipulates that: the human person is sacred, the State has the obligation to respect and protect him.
No one shall be held in slavery or in a similar condition.
No one shall be subjected to cruel, inhuman degrading treatment.
Our country has become a battlefield where citizens are victims of murder, massacre, rape not forgetting famine which is in full swing.
2. To punish violators of human rights.
3. To develop the country through its resources.
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solutions aux violences
Bonjour Mme Rosalie
Merci pour votre contribution.
Si les autres femmes maitrisent la constitution, elles seront quand les droits son violé et comment faire.
J’espère que les concernés ont prit note de vos suggestions brillants.
NITA
Translation
HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSE IN THE DRC (continuation)
SOLUTIONS
1. To respect Article 16 of the Constitution which stipulates that: the human person is sacred, the State has the obligation to respect and protect him.
No one shall be held in slavery or in a similar condition.
No one shall be subjected to cruel, inhuman degrading treatment.
Our country has become a battlefield where citizens are victims of murder, massacre, rape not forgetting famine which is in full swing.
2. To punish violators of human rights.
3. To develop the country through its resources.
NITA
Hi Lubala
Thank you for letting us know, first hand, what is happening in your country.
I always say that the first step to stop violence, is to recognize that violence IS poverty.
Poverty will be lessened, only when violence is defeated. I know it is difficult to stay calm when violent people surround you.
But think about this: When you look at a violent man in the eye, and tell him something like: "Go ahead, be as violent as you can be, kill me, kill us all, as YOU will become a murderer and ruin your life, while I will become a martyr, an innocent killed by a heartless assassin. Go ahead. Be violent, but don´t stop until you kill me"
When I said something like that to a violent man, his violence subsided. At that time, I didn´t know I was DEFEATING HIS MORALE.
That is exactly the point: women need to win the morale of the violent ones, and that will only be achieved by being NON VIOLENT, acting NON VIOLENT, and affirming NON VIOLENCE as a way of life.
Hugs my dear, from the other side of the world.
Love,´
Jackie
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Violences en RDC
Rosalie,
La situation en RDC met le reste du monde dans une situation de desespoir profond. Nous n'arrivons pas a comprendre comment et pourquoi le gouvernement ne fait rien pour proteger la population et cela depuis des annees.
C'est une catastrophe humanitaire et a l'etranger, toute la communaute se bat pour que cette situation trouve une solution dans les mois a venir.
Courage et restez toutes tres fortes et solidaires. N'oubliez jamais que vous avez des droits meme s'ils ne sont pas respectes en ce moment.
Kadidia Doumbia
It is often difficult when
It is often difficult when legislation voices the words of justice and yet does nothing when injustice occurs. Sadly you live in a place where achieving these basic human rights is not close at hand. However by continuing to use your voice and share your struggles and hopes you can create an awareness that can eventually turn into change. Stay strong and encourage those around you to stand up to violence and demand the achievement of human rights for all women.
Good luck and best regards.
Thank you for sharing your
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on how to fix the DRC, Lubala. I wish that the world could find peace and that humans could live together in harmony and with respect for one another. Stay strong.
In solidarity,
Shelley