DR Congo’s Yumbi Massacre Survivors Desperate for Justice
Two Years On, No Accountability for 535 Killed
![A burned house in Bongende village, Yumbi territory, on the banks of the Congo River, Democratic Republic of Congo, January 27, 2019.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2019/201912africa_drc_yumbi3.jpg?itok=LDOZwTF5)
Two Years On, No Accountability for 535 Killed
Investigate and Hold Those Responsible to Account
Ahmed Mansoor Held in Indefinite Solitary Confinement; Denied Necessities, Medication
Poverty Rising; Millions More May Soon Face Hunger, Eviction
Is Public-Centered Aid Disbursement Possible?
Robust Data Security Safeguards Should Be Put in Place
Coalition Urges President Moon to Take Stronger Stance on Abuses
End Their Use; Join Treaty Ban
The Government Should Follow Through on Pledges
New Human Rights Watch Campaign Urges Hastening Reforms
Detained Migrants Allege Torture, Killing in Detention, Fears of Covid-19
End Violations of Media Freedom; Annul Abusive Measures; Ensure Impartiality
Demand Investigations, Accountability and Reforms to the Service
After eight years, civil society worldwide demands the government establish and reveal Sombath’s fate and whereabouts