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[00:00:43] Very happy to see you again for this morning news edition on Télé Congo ladies and gentlemen,
[00:00:47] hello. In the 6am summary, the populations of Pen
[00:00:50] district in the department of Lalikua are facing rising waters following the
[00:00:53] torrential rains that have fallen in recent days. They received a visit from one of
[00:00:57] their own, Minister Léonard Leonard. Noël and Songu, the detats in
[00:01:01] a few moments. And then the reform of the UN Security Council
[00:01:04] continues to be on the diplomatic agenda of African states. The
[00:01:08] French Development foreign ministers of the Committee of 10 countries are currently meeting
[00:01:12] in Libya. That's
[00:01:15] Economy, Planning, all for the headlines.
[00:01:17] Statistics and We open this news report in Tripoli, Libya, where the foreign ministers
[00:01:19] of the countries that make up the Committee of 10 of the African Union have gathered
[00:01:23] to harmonize their positions and defend the reform of the United
[00:01:27] Nations Security Council. The Republic of Congo was represented. at its
[00:01:30] assistance the Minister of Foreign Affairs Constance Serge Bunda. Follow this
[00:01:33] report by Barol Agnolo.
[00:01:36] Among the foreign ministers here in Tripoli, the Congolese
[00:01:40] Constance Serjunda, all display their will for a
[00:01:44] common position with a view to
[00:01:46] marks the authorities' commitment to making
[00:01:46] the UN 2030 agenda, correcting an anomaly of history, the underrepresentation of the African
[00:01:49] continent in the United Nations Security Council. From
[00:01:53] Congo, whose voice is carried by Minister Serge Bunda, the
[00:01:57] Tripoli meeting aims at the coordination of African
[00:02:00] diplomacy, as an orientation, it is about
[00:02:03] supporting a more just and more representative reform of the
[00:02:07] multilateral system with
[00:02:11] conditions of the one objective, namely at least two permanent seats for Africa. The ministers do not stop
[00:02:15] at the number of seats, they have evoked for Africa the
[00:02:19] Trade, Supplies and Consumption in charge of same prerogatives as those of other current permanent
[00:02:22] members, including the right of veto, as well as five
[00:02:25] permanent seats. The ministers reject any formula that
[00:02:29] would place future African permanent representatives
[00:02:32] in a second-class position. Beyond principles, the challenge in
[00:02:36] Tripoli is to transform international support for this
[00:02:40] demand into concrete progress in the
[00:02:43] negotiations. The Pact for the Future commits us to remedying
[00:02:46] society project. the historical injustice done to Africa, to acknowledge the
[00:02:50] need to treat its representation as a special
[00:02:54] case. This commitment must
[00:02:58] now be explicitly translated into the negotiating
[00:03:01] texts and into any consolidated reform
[00:03:04] model. In parallel, the African
[00:03:08] Union would benefit from deepening its
[00:03:11] reflection on the criteria for
[00:03:14] selection, the rotation and the
[00:03:17] accountability of its future representatives in order
[00:03:20] to anticipate the requirements of a reformed
[00:03:24] Security Council. The participation of Congo in this meeting consecrates
[00:03:28] its solidarity with the continent and its support for a more
[00:03:31] equitable multilateralism, as has always been
[00:03:35] situation of Congo today but also of emphasized by the President of the Republic of Nguesso. Africa, once again, asks
[00:03:39] for neither privilege nor favor, it demands
[00:03:42] justice, equity and recognition, a legitimate
[00:03:46] place in global governance. Our
[00:03:49] collective responsibility is to ensure that future
[00:03:52] generations are no longer forced to
[00:03:55] denounce the same injustice. Africa has shown
[00:04:01] science, it has shown responsibility, it has
[00:04:03] shown unity, it is now up to the international
[00:04:07] community to show real political
[00:04:10] will. I cannot conclude my
[00:04:14] remarks without reiterating to this august
[00:04:16] assembly, the ambition of the Republic of Congo, to
[00:04:20] carry our collective voice by presenting
[00:04:24] itself as a non-permanent member of the Security
[00:04:26] Council for the period 2030,
[00:04:30] 2031 and we already
[00:04:33] The Minister of Energy and solicit your support at the end of discussions between the foreign ministers here
[00:04:37] in Tripoli, the message is to make the reform of the Security Council
[00:04:41] a concrete step forward for Africa and
[00:04:44] not another empty
[00:04:47] Resources and promise. Let's return to Brazzaville to talk about the work session
[00:04:50] that the Minister of Economy, Planning, Statistics and Foresight, Ludvick
[00:04:54] Ngaté had with development partners regarding the
[00:04:56] elaboration of the NDP 2027/2031. This was
[00:05:00] a consultation meeting to gather recommendations and to stimulate
[00:05:04] the mobilization of financial resources for the projects that will be selected. Report
[00:05:08] Léonard Pondi.
[00:05:10] The government is working to equip the... for the period
[00:05:13] 2027/2031 with a national development plan
[00:05:17] that is realistic, inclusive and attractive in terms of its
[00:05:20] financing, a plan that will be the first step of the
[00:05:24] 2063 vision. In the
[00:05:27] dynamic of its elaboration and after the
[00:05:31] the workshop held from September 23 to 25 last year in
[00:05:35] Kintélé, it was deemed useful to consult development
[00:05:38] partners, share national priorities with them and
[00:05:42] prepare... and the mobilization of financing. The elaboration of the
[00:05:45] national development plan requires that the process be
[00:05:48] participative, so today's meeting was a
[00:05:52] consultation with partners, friends of
[00:05:56] Congo. We wanted to listen to them, to
[00:05:59] hear them, to receive their observations on what is being
[00:06:03] done and perhaps for them to give their opinion on the
[00:06:06] continuation of what we are doing and what they want from
[00:06:09] Congo. The meeting was attended by representatives of UN agencies,
[00:06:12] the World Bank, the International Monetary
[00:06:16] Fund, the African Development Bank, the
[00:06:21] Agency, as well as some diplomats.
[00:06:24] Opening the session, the Minister of
[00:06:29] Foresight, highlighted the coherence of the future
[00:06:33] NDP, the Congo 2063 vision
[00:06:36] and the international development programs in which
[00:06:40] Congo has engaged. The future NDP must thus
[00:06:44] ensure a coherent articulation between this long-term
[00:06:47] vision and the medium-term priorities adopted in the
[00:06:51] PNG. It should also take into account the
[00:06:54] commitments our country has made, notably under
[00:06:59] the African Union agenda (Agenda
[00:07:02] 2063). In this perspective, the government
[00:07:06] intends to prioritize interventions likely to produce
[00:07:09] the others. Indicative that the transformation of our
[00:07:13] economy, competitiveness, employment, the development of human capital,
[00:07:17] infrastructure, the valorization of our natural resources in
[00:07:21] order to improve the living
[00:07:23] populations. A presentation was made of the main axes
[00:07:27] of the future national development plan, the progress made in the
[00:07:31] process of its elaboration, the major challenges
[00:07:34] to be overcome and the role of technical and financial
[00:07:38] partners. Its was followed by discussions
[00:07:42] allowing technical and financial partners to formulate
[00:07:46] recommendations concerning the implementation of
[00:07:49] structural transformation reforms, the establishment
[00:07:53] of implementation and monitoring structures for the
[00:07:55] NDP and the presidential
[00:07:59] There were convergences of views on
[00:08:02] all the priorities that must be implemented.
[00:08:06] And we have reaffirmed to the
[00:08:10] Minister our alliance with this new
[00:08:14] planning framework which is being finalized so that it becomes
[00:08:18] the engine, the common vehicle that guides all of our
[00:08:21] interventions for the
[00:08:25] realization of this transformation. At the end of the discussions, Minister Ludovic
[00:08:29] Ngatse indicated some particularities of the
[00:08:32] NDP 2027,
[00:08:34] 2031. Within the framework of this point, what will change is that we have
[00:08:38] truly taken into account
[00:08:41] all the weaknesses that have been mentioned in the framework of the
[00:08:44] diagnosis of the
[00:08:48] the implementation of previous plans, namely an insufficient implementation
[00:08:52] of preliminary reforms, but also the
[00:08:55] fact that we have always relied on public resources that are not
[00:08:59] elastic, so within the framework of this plan, the focus will be on
[00:09:02] improving the business climate, structural reforms to
[00:09:06] allow the private sector to accompany us in the implementation of
[00:09:09] structuring projects that allow us to concretize
[00:09:13] the president's social project and to improve the
[00:09:16] quality of public services. The recommendations
[00:09:19] formulated by technical and financial partners will
[00:09:23] serve to enrich the strategy of the NDP on which
[00:09:27] experts are currently working. In
[00:09:30] Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Minister Bruno Jean-Richard Rittoi
[00:09:34] in charge of energy and hydraulics met with his counterpart Emé Sakome
[00:09:38] Molendo regarding the Piakatombe project.
[00:09:41] Report, bati.
[00:09:46] Hydraulics, on October 9, 2026 in
[00:09:49] Kinshasa, on a working mission where he held important discussions with his
[00:09:53] counterpart, the Democratic Republic of Congo,
[00:09:57] Molendo, Minister of Hydraulic
[00:10:00] Electricity. The discussions focused on the
[00:10:03] hydroelectric project, the friendship loop,
[00:10:06] energy and electrical interconnections. United by history,
[00:10:10] geography and the sharing of the river,
[00:10:13] the governments of both countries are committing resources and their common priorities
[00:10:16] to enhance this exceptional potential and its combined, our
[00:10:20] efforts converge towards a common
[00:10:23] goal, the interconnection of our electrical
[00:10:27] systems, securing energy exchanges and sustainably
[00:10:30] improving our populations' access to
[00:10:33] electricity. The signing of the memorandum of understanding relating to the
[00:10:37] friendship loop project marks today a decisive
[00:10:40] step forward. It sets the institutional, technical and
[00:10:44] operational framework necessary to sustainably link
[00:10:48] Pointe-Noire, Brazzaville, Kinshasa and Inga and strengthen
[00:10:52] the connectivity of our networks. For Minister
[00:10:55] Jean-Richard Titoi, this bilateral dynamic aims to formalize
[00:10:58] electrical interdependence and to pool production capacities
[00:11:01] between the two banks of the river in order to accelerate
[00:11:05] sub-regional integration. We have the responsibility, the
[00:11:09] Minister and I, to concretely translate the
[00:11:13] will of the two heads of state of the two countries to build an energy bridge between the
[00:11:17] two countries, based on the extraordinary potential that is here on the
[00:11:20] energy level, which is a little less here in Congo, but
[00:11:23] uh the... and well, it will certainly be even stronger and
[00:11:27] more powerful for the benefit of our populations and also
[00:11:31] to support the desire for economic development and
[00:11:35] growth that marks our two heads of state and our two
[00:11:38] countries, if only concerning the mining
[00:11:41] project on both sides of
[00:11:44] the two borders in addition to the rest of the industry which
[00:11:48] today is thirsty for an
[00:11:51] extraordinary appetite for energy and we must...
[00:11:55] because that is what will transform us beyond that, the technical evaluation
[00:11:59] of transport infrastructure is accelerating on the ground,
[00:12:02] extended by the inspection mission carried out by Brazzaville Pointe-Noire with
[00:12:06] a view to doubling the lines, this protocol
[00:12:11] energy a driver of economic development and improvement of
[00:12:14] the living conditions of the populations, in order
[00:12:17] to examine the situation related to the increase in butane gas prices, Minister
[00:12:21] Jacqueline Lidia Mikolo in charge of trade, supplies and
[00:12:25] consumption discussed with the distributors of this product and consumer representatives
[00:12:29] in order to find a concerted solution regarding respect for gas
[00:12:32] prices. Report by Noémi
[00:12:34] Kocott.
[00:12:36] Concerned about preserving the balance of the national butane gas market,
[00:12:40] Jacqueline Ludia Mikolo, Minister of
[00:12:44] Zelikaf, initiated consultations with the various
[00:12:47] actors in the sector. In Côte, the entry price for
[00:12:51] distribution goes from 200 to 300 francs per kilogram, which is
[00:12:54] a 50% increase, while the retail price to
[00:12:58] consumers is set at 512 per
[00:13:01] kilogram, which is currently causing problems with our consumers, the
[00:13:04] 12kg cylinder before was at 64, there was a note for that,
[00:13:08] I even have it on my phone, in December it was during the holidays I bought the gas cylinder for
[00:13:12] 1000 francs and also paid the delivery man, that brings us to 1100 francs
[00:13:16] for a 12 kg cylinder, I find that it's too much, I thought it was only
[00:13:20] during the holidays, but currently the gas cylinder is still high compared
[00:13:23] to the price that is circulating. Regarding our, I would say to
[00:13:27] Mrs. Jacqueline Mikolo, the Minister of
[00:13:30] Trade, to review this problem, really mom,
[00:13:33] this problem, we can't do it, it's really very expensive, really I
[00:13:37] put everything in mom's hands, I know we will have a very good solution soon. The
[00:13:41] Minister first received the distributors, who
[00:13:44] explained their difficulties, including supply contracts, costs
[00:13:47] related to tolls and fuel as well as the charges that weigh
[00:13:51] on their activities. They also evoked the gaps between the
[00:13:55] costs incurred and the price structure set in October
[00:13:59] 2018. We have noticed since April
[00:14:02] 2000 25 because we were indeed the first to
[00:14:06] conclude with Wingwa, so the price we practice is a price of
[00:14:10] 330, the price you just mentioned, the price is 200
[00:14:13] francs, Wingwa practices a price of 330 and so there is a
[00:14:17] surcharge of 130 and I think that
[00:14:20] some officials here know the problem very well because we had several discussions in
[00:14:24] January 2020. 6 resisting because
[00:14:27] well, somewhere the population also needs to be satisfied
[00:14:30] and so has made all possible efforts with the authorities, so we expect
[00:14:34] the authorities to find a solution to this. Today there
[00:14:37] is a new situation, these are the tolls in the existing
[00:14:41] or in force price structure, the toll booths are not at all
[00:14:44] mentioned and these tolls are borne exclusively by the
[00:14:48] operating companies. The minister then met
[00:14:52] with the producers, notably a delegation from the company
[00:15:02] on the supply of raw materials and price control.
[00:15:05] The allocation is based
[00:15:08] on an idea of equipment
[00:15:11] installation and the machines, so
[00:15:15] total investment only that the
[00:15:18] depudel units make
[00:15:20] 121,376,000
[00:15:24] for the rest. The total taxes and other
[00:15:27] levies are 67.40
[00:15:31] CFA francs per kilocalorie, here there
[00:15:34] are gas tastes r. That
[00:15:38] is 231 CFA francs per kilogram
[00:15:41] and then there are operating costs, we estimated 2%
[00:15:44] which is 6.60
[00:15:47] francs per kilo, so in the end we found
[00:15:51] the available profit of the
[00:15:54] company is 25 x
[00:15:57] cg. At the end of these meetings,
[00:16:01] Mikololo stressed the need to re-examine the agreements concluded between
[00:16:05] the government and operators as well as the price-setting mechanisms
[00:16:08] in order to protect the interests of all actors, from
[00:16:12] producer to consumer. We cannot
[00:16:15] sell at prices that are not
[00:16:18] approved. While waiting for a new price structure,
[00:16:21] the services of the Ministry of Commerce
[00:16:24] will ensure that either the circular or
[00:16:28] the decree of 2018 is in force. And
[00:16:31] those who violate it will deal with the authorized
[00:16:34] services. In the same way, while discussing. We don't
[00:16:38] just have the stick, we especially have the carrot, a product like
[00:16:42] gas, you know, is a very
[00:16:45] sensitive product, I don't want to be subjected to
[00:16:48] fluctuations without the public services, the government and therefore the Ministry of
[00:16:52] Commerce seizing it, but we will continue the discussion
[00:16:56] so that we arrive at a price structure, certainly in a
[00:16:59] collegial manner at the government level, we are trying to find the right balance, there
[00:17:03] is a draft decree in
[00:17:06] circulation. on which we are working, but before the
[00:17:09] government makes its final decision, we wanted
[00:17:12] to have this exchange with you, on
[00:17:16] the ground, obviously since it is our common concern not
[00:17:20] to weigh down households further, there will be an
[00:17:23] intensification of controls, so the
[00:17:26] brigades for the repression of fraud in the districts of Brazzaville, Pointe-
[00:17:30] Noire and the interior of the country will ensure that the price of
[00:17:33] gas takes into account the regulatory texts. We will also...
[00:17:37] work to ensure that there are rigorous
[00:17:41] and even vigorous sanctions against those who violate,
[00:17:44] these are instructions that will be given in writing very soon to the
[00:17:48] authorized services at the Ministry of Commerce, we will
[00:17:51] also obviously draw consumers' attention
[00:17:54] to vigilance. The problems are known and
[00:17:57] we will also be the spokespersons
[00:18:01] for the concerns that are others in terms of tolls, in
[00:18:04] terms of... of the extra cost related to the
[00:18:08] entry into distribution. The minister also recalled that until further
[00:18:11] notice, the applicable prices remain those set by the
[00:18:14] October 2018 decree. She called for compliance with the
[00:18:18] regulations in force to avoid any
[00:18:22] disruption. I wanted to mention earlier that in the
[00:18:26] department of Alikuala, the populations freely go about their activities due
[00:18:29] to the flooding. A delegation led by the Minister of State Control
[00:18:33] of Public Service Quality and the Fight Against Anti-Values, Leonard
[00:18:37] and Songongo went there to assess the extent of the damage
[00:18:40] in Contaire and Ritierbanbê in the
[00:18:43] Pen district, the rising waters command the daily lives of
[00:18:46] the inhabitants, the progression of the water complicates the movements of
[00:18:49] the populations, houses in the water, many families have been
[00:18:53] living there for about 1 month, more than 10,000 inhabitants are affected
[00:18:56] by this phenomenon, the bet finds refuge on the paved road, life
[00:19:00] is difficult for us here, you have noticed that we are starting
[00:19:04] to abandon our homes, post in 2 days there... we will be settled on the
[00:19:08] asphalt because even in our houses there is water below and
[00:19:12] you are above, so and we have
[00:19:15] small children, all that is the field visit carried out by the
[00:19:19] Minister of State Control of Public Service Quality and the Fight
[00:19:22] Against Anti-Values Leonard Noël and Songongo allowed him to measure
[00:19:26] the extent of the disaster. From administrative structures to the integrated
[00:19:30] health center of Montoko, passing by the presidential palace,
[00:19:33] no infrastructure is spared. The prefect of
[00:19:36] Likuala issues a distress call while
[00:19:40] Minister Leonard Noëngo
[00:19:43] is on a working visit in the
[00:19:47] Alikuala department, more precisely in the capital city
[00:19:50] Ifundo, he thought that he
[00:19:54] could not leave for
[00:19:56] Brazzaville without seeing
[00:19:59] with his own eyes,
[00:20:03] the cyclical phenomenon, the department of Alikula impacted
[00:20:06] by... the climate, more
[00:20:10] southern Cameroonian and southern Central African, and so it
[00:20:14] rains abundantly and we notice
[00:20:16] that
[00:20:18] the populations are losing almost everything, I believe
[00:20:21] that the government of the republic will not
[00:20:24] give up, will not give in to come to
[00:20:27] the rescue of the populations.
[00:20:30] So far, no deaths or cases of illness have been
[00:20:33] reported, but families fear the resurgence of waterborne diseases
[00:20:37] such as... diarrhea and cholera. Let's change
[00:20:40] chapter to talk about this phenomenon that is known to all, some babies present
[00:20:44] at birth with respiratory difficulties linked notably to the aspiration of
[00:20:47] amniotic fluid. What are the main causes of this
[00:20:51] aspiration and how do doctors care for children who aspirate this
[00:20:54] fluid? So many questions that find their answers in this report signed
[00:20:58] Magalimond.
[00:21:01] Amniotic fluid, a veritable cocoon in which the
[00:21:05] fetus lives for 9 months, is essential for its life before
[00:21:11] delivery, this same fluid can become a threat
[00:21:14] when it is aspirated by the newborn and reaches its respiratory
[00:21:18] tract. The city, some women
[00:21:21] interviewed know this phenomenon for having experienced
[00:21:25] it or having been a witness to it. Yes, my
[00:21:28] child faced this problem because I gave birth to
[00:21:31] twins by C-section, the first one presented no
[00:21:35] risk, but the second one, due to the delay, had
[00:21:38] aspirated this fluid. We took care of him
[00:21:41] quickly for a whole day, then we were
[00:21:45] asked to go home since he no longer presented any risks.
[00:21:48] He is very important. To this day, for
[00:21:52] me, this fluid is a danger for the baby, because if the baby
[00:21:56] inhales this fluid, it can expose him to several
[00:21:59] complications that can lead to death.
[00:22:03] To better understand this phenomenon, we went to a health
[00:22:07] center. According to the midwife we met,
[00:22:10] aspiration of amniotic fluid by the newborn can be linked
[00:22:14] to certain complications occurring during
[00:22:17] delivery. Poor pushing by the mother,
[00:22:21] fatigue or even insufficient exclusive
[00:22:24] errors can favor these complications.
[00:22:27] During childbirth, the baby inhales amniotic
[00:22:30] fluid, precisely, the mother delays in
[00:22:34] the last stage, the baby being in the
[00:22:38] vaginal canal, cannot
[00:22:41] scream because he wants to clear. This
[00:22:44] aspiration can lead to several consequences on the health of the
[00:22:48] newborn, neonatal infections and
[00:22:51] respiratory, neurological or
[00:22:55] cardiac complications. In the most serious cases, the vital
[00:22:58] prognosis can be compromised if treatment
[00:23:01] is not immediate. When the baby is born
[00:23:05] without apparent signs of life, neonatal
[00:23:08] resuscitation must be performed as
[00:23:11] an emergency. The consequences that can occur are
[00:23:15] non-fatal infections.
[00:23:17] If the baby there who has a year. who does not
[00:23:21] react immediately if he is born in a state of
[00:23:24] death, resuscitation must be done within the first five
[00:23:27] to react. immediately, now if
[00:23:31] resuscitation is delayed in relation to his inhalation, he
[00:23:34] doesn't react and everything, we see in neonatology the
[00:23:37] consequences are, he has babies like
[00:23:40] that, a neuropathic delay, because
[00:23:44] the neurons precisely
[00:23:46] destroy themselves, death can occur later.
[00:23:50] by taking care, when the
[00:23:52] antioti liquid comes out, when it comes out,
[00:23:56] it doesn't cry immediately, we have the
[00:23:58] pear that allows us immediately
[00:24:01] to clear
[00:24:03] the respiratory tract,
[00:24:06] we go to the mouth, we aspirate with the pepper or the
[00:24:10] penguin, we desoil the baby with the
[00:24:13] pepper, and if we notice that the
[00:24:17] cry doesn't come, the baby reacts. Then
[00:24:21] we go with the blood, normally we warm
[00:24:24] the baby as soon as he cries, the care is done in
[00:24:28] minutes, we midwives
[00:24:32] stop at clearing
[00:24:35] the respiratory tract
[00:24:38] to limit the risks. Health professionals recommend
[00:24:42] to pregnant women regular prenatal follow-up and
[00:24:45] increased vigilance from the time of water breaking to allow
[00:24:49] for rapid care and to avoid complications. Let's stay
[00:24:53] with our reporter Magali Ondon, who this time tells us about the second
[00:24:57] conference of the social rights organizing committee held last Saturday at the congress panel
[00:25:00] on the theme of fighting violence against women in Congo and in the world.
[00:25:04] Follow: A minute of
[00:25:07] silence was observed
[00:25:09] in memory of all women victims of violence.
[00:25:13] Violence that in reality remains a major concern
[00:25:17] throughout the world. An opportunity for the
[00:25:20] representative of the codes of the Democratic
[00:25:24] Republic of Congo to insist on the need
[00:25:27] to break the silence around these violences. One of the
[00:25:31] highlights of this meeting was the simulation of the trial
[00:25:34] showing the functioning of justice in the face of violence against
[00:25:38] women and raising public awareness of legal
[00:25:41] procedures. We remind you that the courtroom is a place of
[00:25:44] justice that requires everyone to behave
[00:25:48] responsibly and respectfully.
[00:25:59] I have been working in the field for 5 years now. Traumatic.
[00:26:03] Have you already served in the military? No, madam, have you ever been
[00:26:07] prosecuted? No, this is the first time I've been. I don't like conflict
[00:26:10] and I'm a shy person, even though
[00:26:13] the gentleman denied his presence at the scene at the time of the drama, his own
[00:26:17] direct niece affirmed to have seen
[00:26:20] him deliver the fatal blows. Following these
[00:26:23] facts, he was placed in custody and
[00:26:26] compared today before the august court to answer to the following
[00:26:29] charges: domestic
[00:26:32] violence resulting in death without intent to cause it, facts provided
[00:26:36] for and punished by law number 19 series 2022 of
[00:26:39] May 4, 2022 concerning the fight against violence against women in the
[00:26:43] Republic of Congo, particularly in its articles 3, 4, 5, and
[00:26:47] 8. Guilty.
[00:26:50] Upon calling the tribunal, this meeting allowed the
[00:26:54] president of the codes to highlight the scope of the fight
[00:26:58] against violence against women and the popularization of the law
[00:27:01] guaranteeing the protection of women's
[00:27:05] rights. We had the initiative to organize this large conference
[00:27:08] because I myself being a victim, I wanted to break the
[00:27:11] silence, our goal is to raise public awareness so that the number of perpetrators
[00:27:15] can decrease and also with the perspective of promoting the law and the
[00:27:19] law of May 2022 for the promulgation of the fight against violence against
[00:27:22] women in the Republic of Congo. During this conference, the
[00:27:26] participants also had the right to panels around
[00:27:29] several sub-themes and demonstrations.
[00:27:40] That's all for this news, thank you for watching, thank you to the technical and editorial teams, I'll see
[00:27:44] you tomorrow at 6am.
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