From Tuesday 15 to Thursday 17 November 2022, a training workshop was held on combating corruption in the judicial sector in order to improve the knowledge of those concerned.

In his opening remarks, the head of the “RCN Justice and Democracy” project, Hervé Nselele, announced that: “The aim of this training is to raise awareness among targeted actors about the harmful effects of corruption in the judicial sector in the DRC, which is an obstacle to the country's development. The fight against corruption starts with awareness. And we know that journalists and members of civil society contribute enormously to this awakening of conscience. That is why we have chosen to train you to fulfill your mission of fighting corruption in the judicial sector.”

Please note that this training is part of the project “Acting for accountable, plural and integrated justice in Congo” (REPLIC) and the second phase of the “Support Programme for Justice Reform” (PARJ II), with funding from the Directorate-General for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid of the Kingdom of Belgium ( DGD) and the European Union through the 11th European Development Fund (EDF).