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The mission of Arche d’Alliance is to promote peace and defend human rights. The NGO was formed in 1997 in response to the numerous human rights violations in South Kivu after the war in the DRC (1996-2003), which led to widespread human rights abuses and societal breakdown.
The NGO is involved in research, documentation of human rights violations, human rights education, legal aid to victims of rights violations, particularly disadvantaged children and female survivors of sexual violence and other forms of discrimination, and advocacy for legal reform to protect better the rights of women and children.
Rapport sur l'etat des lieux de la situation des defenseurs des droits de l'homme en danger de la sous-region d'uvira-fizi, en province du sud-Kivu, Republique Deomcratique du Congo
In 2008, AP sent Peace Fellow Ned Meerdink to work with Arche d'Alliance. Read Ned's blog.
June 10, 2004
A Weapon of War: Sexual Violence in South Kivu, DRC
Pambazuka News
Les femmes des régions rurales dans un monde branché
Le Centre de recherches pour le développement international
Arche d’Alliance, with the help of Peace Fellow Ned Meerdink, have launched a website.
Outreach Partners
Contact Person: Baudouin Kipaka,
Coordinator
Ville d'Uvira/Sud-Kivu
R.D.CONGO
Tel: +(243) 813 201 942
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The mission of Arche d’Alliance is to promote peace and defend human rights. The NGO was formed in 1997 in response to the numerous human rights violations in South Kivu after the war in the DRC (1996-2003), which led to widespread human rights abuses and societal breakdown.
The NGO is involved in research, documentation of human rights violations, human rights education, legal aid to victims of rights violations, particularly disadvantaged children and female survivors of sexual violence and other forms of discrimination, and advocacy for legal reform to protect better the rights of women and children.
- Promoting peace through conflict resolution activities
- Promoting and defending human rights
- Struggling against impunity by giving free legal assistant to the disadvantaged
- Providing civic education on democracy and responsible citizenship
- Advocating for the abolishment of the death penalty
- Reports
Rapport sur l'etat des lieux de la situation des defenseurs des droits de l'homme en danger de la sous-region d'uvira-fizi, en province du sud-Kivu, Republique Deomcratique du Congo
- Blogs
In 2008, AP sent Peace Fellow Ned Meerdink to work with Arche d'Alliance. Read Ned's blog.
- In the Media Highlights
June 10, 2004
A Weapon of War: Sexual Violence in South Kivu, DRC
Pambazuka News
Les femmes des régions rurales dans un monde branché
Le Centre de recherches pour le développement international
Arche d’Alliance, with the help of Peace Fellow Ned Meerdink, have launched a website.
Outreach Partners
- Child Rights: Advocates for children in the worst forms of child labor (child soldiers, forced labor), victims of child sexual abuse, children living with HIV/AIDS and displaced children.
- Human Rights Research: Arche d’Alliance monitors, documents and carries out research on at-risk children, human rights violations, gender based violence and on socio-economic rights.
Contact Person: Baudouin Kipaka,
Coordinator
Ville d'Uvira/Sud-Kivu
R.D.CONGO
Tel: +(243) 813 201 942
Email Arche d'alliance
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