20.09.10 MAJOR CONGOLESE PEACE RALLY AT THE UN-NEW YORK Oct 1!
The time has come for us Congolese to be heard on what has always touched our hearts for quite a long time: the
recognition of more than 6 million dead, hundreds of thousands of women
and girls brutaly raped in the Democratic Republic of Congo while the
international community and the United Nations looked elsewhere.
recognition of more than 6 million dead, hundreds of thousands of women
and girls brutaly raped in the Democratic Republic of Congo while the
international community and the United Nations looked elsewhere.
There
has been a "leaked" report that cites the implication of RWANDA in
crimes against humanity, war crimes and even GENOCIDE in the Democratic
Republic of Congo between the years 1993-2003.
has been a "leaked" report that cites the implication of RWANDA in
crimes against humanity, war crimes and even GENOCIDE in the Democratic
Republic of Congo between the years 1993-2003.
Said report as
many are aware today has created strong, negative reactions from Rwanda
and even the current congolese government who did not hesitate to
challenge it because of their alleged involvement in those
committed atrocities.
many are aware today has created strong, negative reactions from Rwanda
and even the current congolese government who did not hesitate to
challenge it because of their alleged involvement in those
committed atrocities.
For
this matter, all congolese living in the United States have come
together regardless of their political, religious obediences or tribes
to organize a major peace rally at the UN in New York this Friday October 1st 2010 at 9:30 (EST).
this matter, all congolese living in the United States have come
together regardless of their political, religious obediences or tribes
to organize a major peace rally at the UN in New York this Friday October 1st 2010 at 9:30 (EST).
The purpose for this meaningful event is to put pressure on the UN to release the final report UNALTERED on this scheduled date of October 1st 2010.
The United
Nations shall not give in to satisfy Rwanda's threatning remarks to
withdraw its troops from the peacekeeping missions in which they
account for 3350 soldiers as Paul Kagame and his government dared to announce it with arrogance recently.
Nations shall not give in to satisfy Rwanda's threatning remarks to
withdraw its troops from the peacekeeping missions in which they
account for 3350 soldiers as Paul Kagame and his government dared to announce it with arrogance recently.
Let us all be
present at this historical" rendez-vous " at the UN because not too long
ago, speaking out against Rwanda and its leader was not welcomed by
their western supporters who now could be turning their back on them and
ALL INVOLVED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN THOSE ATROCITIES.
present at this historical" rendez-vous " at the UN because not too long
ago, speaking out against Rwanda and its leader was not welcomed by
their western supporters who now could be turning their back on them and
ALL INVOLVED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN THOSE ATROCITIES.
Let
us not be fooled to think we have won the battle on the criminals who
have massacred, gang-raped and destroyed our populations in complicity
with our own congolese elite in power.
us not be fooled to think we have won the battle on the criminals who
have massacred, gang-raped and destroyed our populations in complicity
with our own congolese elite in power.
We are
calling on all Congolese Comunities leaders to spread the word in their
cities and states. All congolese political parties representatives and
religious leaders to do likewise in order to reach a great number of
participants. The greater the number, the better the impact!
calling on all Congolese Comunities leaders to spread the word in their
cities and states. All congolese political parties representatives and
religious leaders to do likewise in order to reach a great number of
participants. The greater the number, the better the impact!
Flags and banners are essential!
Meeting Point: The Intersection of Park Avenue & 34th Street. Across from UN BUILDING.
Landing Point: 42nd Street & 1st Avenue
Starting Time : 9:30 AM
Rally Ending : 4:30 PM
Tune into www.lavdc.net this Sat 18 and Sun 9/19 at 12:30 pm(EST) for special radio broadcasting!
Patriotic Greetings.
For the Congolese Diaspora of the United States of America,
Ben Kalala
General Coordinator of UCCA
(United Congolese Communities of America)
President of COCOMATL
(Congolese Community of Atlanta)
(770) 876-3451
Pierre Kanku K.
UDPS Representative in the USA
JM Lwakabuanga
APARECO Representative in the USA
(240)432-1614
Don Kayembe
Press and Medi, LAVDC
(La Voix de la Democratie Congolaise)
www.lavdc.net (516) 876-2559