I think there has been some of that, but I think, based on my actual observation of what is happening over there, less than I would have expected based on those comments.
What it means to me is just coming up with another agreement, signing a piece of paper, and saying, okay, now everybody is going to behave, ...
This is one where I think more clarity needs to come, and this is why I focused, when we talk about DDR, on the need for more clarity with r...
These were not easy conversations, but they were direct and I think they were helpful in making it clear that the United States certainly do...
We will want to see even more support in this regard and guarding against any reduction.
The people of eastern Congo, particularly the women of eastern Congo, have to believe that the military is there for them, not to be an oppo...
It may be necessary to have an intervention brigade like this that is skilled at taking tough action but protecting civilians at the same ti...
I am cautiously optimistic about the road ahead.
Well, Mr. Chairman, this is where the process that is a little more promising is the key, and that is that the justice system of the DRC has...
It is part of the Congolese system, but it benefits from the addition of international jurists, often African jurists, who will help increas...
The Congolese reform agenda, which Special Envoy Feingold discussed at length, clearly needs to move forward.