From workshop on gender violence in Goma, Eastern DRC, December 2009 (c) REDRESS
Democratic Republic of Congo
REDRESS' work in Democratic Republic of Congo has mainly focused on efforts to seek justice for the horrific crimes that have taken place in the context of the conflict in the east of the country. It is working with local civil society groups to ensure that the International Criminal Court proceedings against a number of rebel leaders are accessible and meaningful to victims, and that victims have the ability to express their views and concerns during the proceedings. REDRESS is also working to ensure that victims have access to meaningful reparations for the harm they suffered.
Comments on the Draft Guidelines Governing Relations between the Court and Intermediaries
October 2010
Comments to the Trust Fund for Victims on the Progressive Realisation of its Mandate
- English
May 2010
Goma Declaration on Sexual Violence
- Français
December 2009
Press Release - Congolese Rebel leader will not be prosecuted for Sexual Violence
December 2009
Press Statement: ICC Begins 'Historic' War Crimes Trial of DRC Rebel Leader
- English
January 2009
Press Release: Arrest those responsible for international crimes committed in the Democratic Republic of Congo
November 2008
Press Statement: War Victims in DRC Shocked at ICC Decision to Release Lubanga
- English
July 2008
Press Statement- ICC Prosecuter leaves unfinished business in Ituri, DRC
February 2008
Making the ICC relevant to affected communities. Report prepared for the 6th Assembly of States Parties, New York
December 2007
Submissions to the Board of Directors of the ICC Victims' Trust Fund
November 2007
Submissions to the Board of Directors of the ICC Victims’ Trust Fund at their Annual Meeting, The Hague, November 2006
- English
November 2006
Victims, Perpetrators or Heroes? Child Soldiers Before the International Criminal Court
September 2006
Ensuring the Effective Participation of Victims before the International Criminal Court: Comments and Recommendations Regarding Legal Representation for Victims
- English
May 2005
