Angolan Forces Linked to Abuses Against Migrant Women

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Laundry belonging to Congolese migrants expelled from Angola in Kamako, Kasai province near the border with Angola, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, October 13, 2018. © 2018 Giulia Paravicini/Reuters Angolan security forces have again been implicated in serious abuses against migrant women from the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. The media reported that Angolan security force personnel and others raped Congolese women and children and otherwise abused them during mass expulsions of migrant workers over the past six months. A United Nations investigation…

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