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Goma Youth Group Calls Peaceful March Against Rwanda’s Occupation

Génération Z RDC plans Jan. 2 protest urging RDF/M23 withdrawal and accountability for war crimes.

December 31, 2025 at 6:18:26 AM

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 Serge Kitoko Tshibanda

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 Serge Kitoko Tshibanda

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Génération Z RDC plans Jan. 2 protest urging RDF/M23 withdrawal and accountability for war crimes.

Goma, DRC — December 27, 2025 In a strong show of civic engagement, Génération Z RDC, a coalition of youth, civil society, and grassroots movements in Goma, has officially notified local authorities of a peaceful demonstration scheduled for Friday, January 2, 2025, to denounce Rwanda’s military aggression and occupation in eastern Congo.


In a letter addressed to the Mayor of Goma, the organizers, representing diverse segments of Goma’s population, cited their constitutional right under Articles 22, 23, 25, and 26 of the DRC’s 2006 Constitution to mobilize in defense of national sovereignty.


“This civic duty obliges us to organize a peaceful march throughout the city of Goma,” the letter states.

Objectives of the March

The protest aims to:

  • Denounce the violation of Congolese territorial integrity by the Rwandan army.

  • Demand the immediate and effective withdrawal of RDF/M23 troops from Congolese territory, in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2773.

  • Expose war crimes committed by RDF and M23, including massacres, torture, sexual violence, child abduction, and forced conscription of Congolese youth.

  • Demand international justice, ensuring that perpetrators of crimes against humanity are prosecuted before international courts, including the ICC.

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