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[Rwanda Forum] La cogestion des zones occupées par le RDF/M23 : une capitulation pour la RDC Introduction

La cogestion des zones occupées par le RDF/M23 : une capitulation pour la RDC

Introduction

 

Depuis 2022, l'est de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) traverse une nouvelle phase d'instabilité liée à la résurgence du Mouvement du 23 mars (M23), soutenu par des éléments de l'Armée rwandaise (RDF). Cette rébellion, que Kinshasa considère comme une émanation du Rwanda, a occupé plusieurs localités stratégiques du Nord-Kivu, créant une crise humanitaire et sécuritaire majeure. Dans ce contexte, l'idée d'une « cogestion » de ces zones occupées par le M23 a émergé dans certains cercles diplomatiques et médiatiques.

 

Or, pour de nombreux Congolais, cette hypothèse est perçue comme une capitulation inacceptable de la souveraineté nationale. La cogestion reviendrait en réalité à institutionnaliser la présence du Rwanda sur le sol congolais, à travers son proxy le M23. Cette approche pose des questions fondamentales : légitimer une telle cogestion, n'est-ce pas nier le rôle central du Rwanda dans cette guerre ? Ne serait-ce pas aussi tourner le dos aux crimes commis par le RDF/M23 contre les populations civiles ?

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https://africanrightsalliance.blogspot.com/2025/08/la-cogestion-des-zones-occupees-par-le.html

 


Joint Management of Areas Occupied by RDF/M23: A Capitulation for the DRC

 

Introduction

 

Since 2022, the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has faced a new phase of instability following the resurgence of the March 23 Movement (M23), backed by elements of the Rwandan Defence Forces (RDF). This rebellion, which Kinshasa considers a creation of Rwanda, has seized several strategic localities in North Kivu, triggering a major humanitarian and security crisis. Within this context, the idea of "joint management" of areas occupied by M23 has emerged in some diplomatic and media circles.

 

Yet for many Congolese, such a proposition is perceived as an unacceptable capitulation of national sovereignty. Joint management would in practice amount to institutionalising Rwanda's presence on Congolese soil, via its proxy M23. This raises fundamental questions: does legitimising such an arrangement not deny Rwanda's central role in this war? Would it not also mean turning a blind eye to the crimes committed by the RDF/M23 against civilian populations?

More:

https://africanrightsalliance.blogspot.com/2025/08/joint-management-of-areas-occupied-by.html

 


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