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Bukavu: Icrc Offends Journalists on Mechanisms to Combat Sexual Violence and Stigmatization in Times of Conflict

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Bukavu: ICRC appalls journalists on mechanisms to combat sexual violence and stigmatization in times of conflict Image media PMaki Thu 26/06/2025 - 20:57 Corps Some 30 journalists from South Kivu province were sensitized and mobilized on 26 June 2025 by the International Committee of the Red Cross on mechanisms to combat sexual violence and the mobilization of the population against such practices in times of conflict.
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Bukavu: Icrc Offends Journalists on Mechanisms to Combat Sexual Violence and Stigmatization in Times of Conflict

Bukavu: ICRC appalls journalists on mechanisms to combat sexual violence and stigmatization in times of conflict Image media PMaki Thu 26/06/2025 - 20:57 Corps Some 30 journalists from South Kivu province were sensitized and mobilized on 26 June 2025 by the International Committee of the Red Cross on mechanisms to combat sexual violence and the mobilization of the population against such practices in times of conflict.

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