Friday, February 11, 2011

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

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MILITARY FORCES FRF (GUMINO) ARE INTEGRATED IN THE FARDC



about two weeks ago that ten frames of the politico-military Republican Federalist Forces (FRF) known as the "Gumino" arrived in Bukavu from their base in the highlands Minembwe and more than 500 soldiers stationed at Minembwe yet. They arrived more precisely dated January 31, 2011. This date is truly historic for the region and the Banyamulenge community in particular because it marks a significant achievement for a long time awaited prophecy ... The Journal apologizes
Minembwe first to bring to its readers the good news of the intergra of Gumino (FRF) which is no longer a news for logistical reasons.

However, this news was extremely good that we even doubted if it really will be a reality. Not because this military occupation "Gumino" never manifestél'interet to integrate into the national army, but rather because the gouvernementCongolais had never shown any n'interet the specifications of Gumino. This integration
surprising Gumino was performed simultaneously for the big meeting (Forum) to bring about inter-and intra-community to Bukavu. While the Forum means and highlands of Itombwe honestly discussing the issues of peace in the South Kivu and the roles of each community in the integration of armed groups withinthe regular army, the group's military FRF / Gumino has quickly shown its interest to peace and security of the region. "The government delegation came to see us. We agreed. That's why we're here. We also want to contribute to the establishment of a peace that will last, and if someone still wants to disturb that peace, we will fight it all together , "said Col. Michael Rukunda (Makanika). This integration

FRF is also followed by an appointment to senior positions such as deputy commander of the regional military and other positions.
While representatives of communities South Kivutiens included five members of the Diaspora whose Banyamulenge Akim Kigabo, Mvuka, Rwaganje and Rumenge led a campaign of reconciliation, armed groups FRF were in talks with the FARDC. It should also be noted that these negotiations made by the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and the Federalist Republican Forces (FRF) in Minembwe, in the province of South Kivu have also led to very satisfactory results.
Gumino Besides, the FARDC should also be commended for her openness they have shown to ensure the integration of more or less 500 FRF group elements within the national army.

We can not forget to mention the satisfaction and joy expressed by the Banyamulenge community in general and in particular the Minembwe seeing elements of the FRF integrated in the national army.
It is also noteworthy that the security situation has never been disturbed since Minembwe to the integration of Gumino within the FARDC 413th Brigade.
However, the question must be asked is whether if it will promote peace and security in the Congo without any time neglect of justice which is a more appropriate solution. For there is no peace without justice. The FARDC and other armed groups must still answer auxcrimes rapes of women and looting at Minembwe.


By
Akim

Journal Editor Minembwe
Email: Journalminembwe@yahoo.ca

Monday, January 3, 2011

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60 BANYAMULEN GE REFUGEES IN ETHIOPIA TORTURED

His Excellency Meles Zenawi Prime Minister of Ethiopia

PO Box 1031, Addis Ababa -
Cc:
UNHCR Office in Addis
Amnesty International Human Rights Watch



Ref: Open Letter to the Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi

Your Excellency,

I write as the President of the International African Child Relief and Peace Foundation of Canada, an international human rights organization. Together with the undersigned partners, we are deeply concerned by the torture of about 60 Banyamulenge refugees currently victims of cruel treatment by the Ethiopian police as result of being injustly handed over by UNHCR local agent called Negate, and illegally detained with no reasons. Our sources indicate that whereas these 60 individuals, victims of torture, are the only true Banyamulenge refugees in Ethiopia, they found themselves surrounded by a mob of non Banyamulenge refugees who had falsely claimed to be Banyamulenge refugees and reported to the UNHCR as Banyamulenge in order to qualify for UNHCR protection and benefit its services including resettlement in western countries as refugees. Those who deceivingly reported themselves as Banyamulenge refugees, are accused of corrupting some policemen and some UNHCR officials such as Mr. Negate so that they may deny the true Banyamulenge refugees their rights and treat them as criminals.
We have received reports naming one the corrupted UNHCR officials of Ethiopian origin named above (Mr. Negate) who has been allegedly bribed by the Rwandese Hutus and some Congolese falsely registered by UNHCR as Banyamulenge refugees to make sure all of the true Banyamulenge refugees do not get asylum in Ethiopia.
According to local sources another such corrupt Ehiopian official who has been bribed to tortured Banyamulenge refugees is an ARRA agent by the name of Mr. Masmara known for his determination to keep true Banyamulenge refugee from benefiting their rights in Ethiopia and badly mistreat them.
Local sources confirm that some of the persecuted Banyamulenge refugees are severely injured. Indeed one of them called David is reported to be in a coma, due to cruel beating, and a woman among them has had an abortion as a result of beatings.

Mr. Prime Minister, the Republic of Ehiopia has ratified the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. As your government has committed to uphold international law over national, we appeal to you to implement obligations under international law and not allow the corrupt officials tarnish the image of your country as refugees and asylum seekers in Ethiopia are at great risk of torture or other inhuman treatment.
We write also to urge the office of UNHCR in Ethiopia to address the issue of wrongful identification and treatment of refugees, particularly the case of Banyamulenge refugees in Ethiopia, and the need for an immediate security assessments of the 60 individuals named herein, in order to address their cause. Please be aware that any negligence of this matter could result in danger of about 60 innocent refugees being subjected to torture or arbitrary deprivation of their lives in the hands of UNHCR officials in collaboration with a handful Ethiopian corrupt officials.

Akim M. Hakiza
International AfricanChild Relief and Peace Foundation of Canada