What we are doing is holding both parties accountable and committed to what they had signed.
Donald Yamamoto: “What we are doing is holding both parties accountable and committed to what they had signed.”
Editor's note · Context
Yamamoto emphasizes the U.S. role in ensuring accountability in the DRC's political agreements.
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The violence, the human rights abuse, the suffering of the people in the Congo, exploitation of minerals and resources are unacceptable, and none of us should tolerate it and we will not accept it.
Ambassador Haley's October visit to the DRC sent a very clear powerful message to President Kabila and his government, that further delays and an unrealistic electoral calendar will be unacceptable.
The United States continues to play a very significant role to make a difference in the lives of the people in the DRC and wherever there is suffering and tragedy.
Everything has to be on the table. And as you know, we did implement targeted sanctions, OFAC sanctions on six specific individuals.