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PRESIDENT FELIX TSHISEKEDI FACE

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: INSECURITY AND IMPUNITY IMPERIL HUMAN RIGHTS IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

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[Amnesty International\DRC President Felix Tshisekedi]
Amnesty International’s Deprose Muchena: “Although President Tshisekedi has taken some positive steps, such as pardoning political prisoners and allowing exiled critics to return, his government’s failures on accountability mean warlords and suspected perpetrators of appalling violations and abuses remain at large.”
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AFRICA AGAINST EBOLA FORUM TO BE HELD AT DECEMBER AFRICAN UNION MEETING IN ETHIOPIA

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[African News\Ebola Virus]
Dr. John Nkengasong observed that while the outbreak is now in a good epidemiological pathway as the number of cases is decreasing, there is still a lot of work to be done to bring it completely under control. After that, he said there would be a need to strengthen public health systems in order to enable the AU to respond quickly and effectively to any future outbreaks.
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