CHARITE
by Anuarite | December 7, 2012 at 8:53 AM | English translation available
vraiment c'est très attristé les violences qui se passent dans notre pays! lors de la guerre de Goma par le M23, les soldas de FARDC avait envahis les écoles avec certains sinistrés, alors c'était difficile pour ces élèves de continuer leurs études, et une fois que les FARDC ont les écoles, ils ont tous abimés même les vitrines, pendant que nous sommes dans la saison de pluie, ces élèves souffrent beaucoup! ils n'ont s'abruté! Que la commune aide la population congolaise car elle souffre!
Cordialement!
Anuarite
English translation by PulseWire member Celya
The violence happening in our country is really very saddening! During the M23 war in Goma, soldiers from FARDC invaded schools and destroyed some of them. It was difficult for students to continue their studies, and after the FARDC left schools, windows were found damaged. Now we are in the rainy season and students are suffering because they have nowhere to hide from rain. May the commune help the Congolese populationm because it is suffering!
Kind regards!
Anuarite
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Comments
Chère Anuarite, Merci de
Chère Anuarite,
Merci de partager avec nous ce qui se passe chez vous. C'est triste d'apprendre que même les enfants, les innocents ne peuvent plus aller à l'école et s'abriter lorsqu’il pleut.
Est-ce les conditions de sécurité se sont améliorées? Comment est-ce que ta vie et celle de ta famille évolue?
Bien à toi,
Cecile
Cecile
Translation
The violence happening in our country is really very saddening! During the M23 war in Goma, soldiers from FARDC invaded schools and destroyed some of them. It was difficult for students to continue their studies, and after the FARDC left schools, windows were found damaged. Now we are in the rainy season and students are suffering because they have nowhere to hide from rain. May the commune help the Congolese populationm because it is suffering!
Kind regards!
Anuarite
Cecile