Congo Religious Leaders Meet with Political Military Coalition

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Congo Religious Leaders Meet with Political Military Coalition
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Religious leaders from the National Episcopal Conference of Congo and the Church of Christ met with the leader of the political military coalition in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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All parties to the conflict must also work to restore infrastructural services in Goma, which served as a critical humanitarian hub hosting many of the 6.5 million displaced by the conflict, said Bishop Nshole.are the most prominent of more than 100 armed groups vying for control of Congo’s mineral-rich east. The recent fighting in and around Goma has claimed at least 2,000 lives, according to Congolese authorities.

While Congo’s government says it will agree to talks with the M23 only if done in the framework of past peace efforts, its government dismissed the rebels’ announcement of a ceasefire as false and has called for sanctions against the rebels and Rwanda.

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