Amnesty ayaa eedeysay dagaalyahannada M23 inay ku dileen iyo kuwa ay ku xireen xeebaha Kongo
Ururka Amnesty International ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ee ku dhaqan Koonfurta Kongo ay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha.
Eeddooyinka Amnesty International
Amnesty International ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ee ku dhaqan Koonfurta Kongo ay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha.
Ururka ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah.
Xaaladda xeebaha Kongo
Amnesty International ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah.
Ururka ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah.
Jawaabta M23 iyo Rwanda
Amnesty International ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah.
Ururka ayaa sheegay in dagaalyahannada M23 ay ku xireen 26 qof oo ay ka wada hadleen arrimaha xasiloonida iyo xuquuqda aadanaha, iyadoo xaqiijisay inay ku dileen 18 qof oo shaqaale ah.
Amnesty International has accused Rwanda-backed M23 rebels of committing killings, torture and forced labour against miners in eastern Congo, alleging abuses that could constitute war crimes at dozens of artisanal gold and coltan sites.
Alleged Abuses at Key Mining Sites
Amnesty International says it interviewed 26 witnesses and documented the killing of 18 miners at the Rubaya coltan mine and the Lomera gold mine in North and South Kivu provinces. The group says M23 controls dozens of artisanal mines where workers extract gold and coltan, minerals essential to the global electronics industry.
The rights group says M23 controls dozens of artisanal mines in North and South Kivu, where workers extract gold and coltan, minerals essential to the global electronics industry. Amnesty says it interviewed 26 people and documented the alleged killing of 18 miners at the Rubaya coltan mine and Lomera gold mine.
Smuggling and Rwanda's Denial
Amnesty also says gold and coltan from M23-controlled areas are being smuggled into neighbouring Rwanda. M23 and Rwandan authorities did not respond to Amnesty's requests for comment, while Rwanda has previously denied accusations that it profits from Congo's minerals or supports the rebels.
The report adds to concerns over the human cost of a conflict that has devastated communities across eastern Congo. Amnesty International is accusing Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo of serious abuses against miners, including killings, torture and forced labour, allegations it says could amount to war crimes.
Broader Humanitarian Concerns
The report adds to concerns over the human cost of a conflict that has devastated communities across eastern Congo. Amnesty International is accusing Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo of serious abuses against miners, including killings, torture and forced labour, allegations it says could amount to war crimes.
Amnesty says it interviewed 26 people and documented the alleged killing of 18 miners at the Rubaya coltan mine and Lomera gold mine. It also says gold and coltan from M23-controlled areas are being smuggled into neighbouring Rwanda.
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