DR Congo: No Justice for 2014 Massacre

Expand An 18-year-old student who was shot while fleeing an attack by unidentified gunmen on a church service in Mutarule, South Kivu in Democratic Republic of Congo on June 6. 2014. © 2014 Human Rights Watch (Goma) – The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has failed to deliver justice for the killing of at least 30 civilians in Mutarule, South Kivu province, in June 2014. For five years, victims and their families have sought justice and compensation without success. Human Rights Watch research at the time found that Congolese soldiers and United Nations peacekeepers stationed…

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