The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has called on Rwanda to withdraw its support from armed groups operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The appeal comes amid escalating violence in the region, which has seen a significant impact on civilian populations. The call for withdrawal is part of broader efforts aimed at restoring peace and stability in the area, which has been plagued by conflict for decades.
The UN rights chief urges Rwanda to cease support for armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The appeal is made in light of increasing violence affecting civilians in the region.
This move is seen as a critical step towards achieving peace and stability in an area long affected by conflict.
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