Urgent Support!
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Communication: Uta Congo DRC
Congolese genocide
War, massacres
Kivu - Goma, Kasai
UTA, a humanitarian organization, is asking for your support for the victims of the war in Kivu, in Goma, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The Congolese people are suffering the consequences of a conflict imposed on them. By joining forces, we can make a significant difference by contributing to our humanitarian work. The objective of our program is to raise funds to provide immediate assistance to those affected. Your help is invaluable.
KIVU, GOMA IN 2025
UTA Organisation Humanitaire
Support UTA
in its humanitarian action for the victims of the war in Kivu !
UTA, a committed humanitarian organization, is appealing for your generosity to help the victims of the war in Goma , in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The Congolese people are suffering the devastating consequences of a conflict imposed on them, and it is time to act together to provide them with the assistance they desperately need.
Why act?
Let's join forces to make a significant difference. With your support, we can raise vital funds to provide immediate aid to those affected by this conflict. Our program also aims to support hospitals and health centers, which are on the front lines treating the victims of this tragedy.
How to participate?
There are several ways to contribute to this noble cause:
Make a donation of €25 : Every contribution counts and helps fund concrete actions on the ground.
Raise awareness among those around you : Talk to your friends, family, and colleagues about this situation. The more of us who take action, the greater our impact will be.
Volunteer : Your time and skills are valuable. Join us in our field or remote work to support our mission.
Kasai, the displaced
Kasai
massacres
by Kamwina Nsapu
Background to the conflict
Kamwina Nsapu opposed the authority of the Congolese government and the exploitation of the region's natural resources. After his death in August 2016 during a military operation, clashes erupted between Congolese security forces of the regime of " Joseph Kabila " , former President of Congo, and Kamwina Nsapu's supporters, called "Bundu Dia Kongo". These clashes were marked by extreme violence.
Massacres and consequences
The massacres affected not only Kamwina Nsapu supporters but also innocent civilians. Villages were attacked, and thousands of people were killed or injured. The conflict also resulted in human rights violations, including extrajudicial executions, sexual violence, and mass displacement.
Displaced by war
The violence has displaced millions of people within the country and in neighboring Angola. It is estimated that more than 2.5 million people have fled their homes to escape the fighting. These displaced people often live in precarious conditions, lacking access to food, clean water, and medical care. Children, in particular, are vulnerable to malnutrition and a lack of education.
