Eastern Dr. Congo was raped every half an hour in an hour in two months in two months: flour | Conflict news

According to UNICEF, in January and February, about 10,000 sexual violence in the Zone of DRC conflict to 45 percent.

United Nations, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), condemned a wide and sexual violence against children in the Eastern Republic of this year (DRC) increased tension M23 among armed group and government forces.

United Nations Children’s Agency UNICEF, James Elder, James Elder was the “never even higher,” the ratio of sexual violence against children on Friday on Friday.

“Early reports, about 10,000 children, about 10,000 rape and sexual violence, 35 to 45 percent, this year only told reporters speaking from Goma in January and February.

“In short, based on preliminary data … At the most common stage of the conflict in the east of this year, a child was raped every half an hour,” he said.

After the fall of Rhookan genocide in 1994, DRC faced violence and struggling forces forces.

At the same time, the conflict seized the city of East Goma and Bukavu in February, after the M23 fighters move rapidly in January.

At least 3,000 people were killed and asked more than the fear of regional war than the eastern territory.

Moreover, UN and Western governments accused the M23 of the Rwand and accused the group of Kigali’s rejected weapon.

‘System crisis’

The elderly warned children to end violence against children, not an isolated event due to the conflict, “Systematic crisis”.

“War weapons and fears are a tratikat. And the families and communities are destroying,” figures could be “the tip of the iceberg, the tip of the ice, the stamp and insecurity.”

He said, “It should be shaking us in the nucleus. Surely the emergency and collective action should force.”

The UN official called more prevention efforts to prevent and “surviving services”, which allows a safe and accessible road to “abuse without fear.”

“Survivors should see the world with them, do not turn away. And the sinners must face justice,” he said.