Jean Bamanisa Saidi pleads for a better approach in the DDR strategy used until then to encourage combatants active in armed groups to lay down their arms. During his advocacy mission in Kinshasa, the governor of Ituri discussed this issue with Boniface Balamage, 2nd vice-president of the National Assembly, Monday August 10.
“The issues that we encounter should be well known and shared by the National Assembly for follow-up at central government level,” he said.
And to add:
"We have submitted our current problems: to know the causes that cause armed groups to cycle recurrently and fail to find a definitive solution with DDR. We have to think of another approach ”.
In its latest report on the conflict in Beni, the Joint United Nations Office for Human Rights (UNJHRO) also called for a more comprehensive approach in the fight against ADF combatants in North Kivu and Ituri. He proposed the establishment of a credible and attractive disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and repatriation (DDRR) process, allowing in particular foreign national fighters who have not committed serious human rights violations to return to their country. original if they wish.
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