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la situation des veuves et orphelins en RDC
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women & orphans in the DRC
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la résistance/résilience des communautés en RDC
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resistance and resilience of communities in the DRC
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les conséquences de l’exploitation minière transnationale en RDC
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impacts of transnational mining in the DRC
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la violence en RDC
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violence in the DRC
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L’activisme de Mme Kitumaini Kasiba au nom des femmes et des veuves en RDC est évocateur et percutant. Elle éclaire et inspire le public avec des récits pleins de témérité, de cœur, et qui ont en leur centre la communauté.
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Ms. Kitumaini Kasiba’s advocacy on behalf of widows and women in the DRC continues as an evocative speaker and trainer. She enlightens and inspires audiences with stories of temerity, heart, and community.
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Mme Kitumaini Kasiba a travaillé pendant plus de 25 ans comme sage-femme et infirmière dans un centre de santé qu’elle et son mari avaient fondé en RDC pour venir en aide aux populations vulnérables, plus particulièrement aux enfants et femmes provenant de milieux défavorisés.
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For over 25 years, Ms. Kitumaini Kasiba worked as a nurse & midwife in the health centre she founded in the DRC with her husband which served vulnerable populations, particularly disadvantaged women and children.
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Lorsque Pascal Kabungulu Kibembi, défenseur des droits de l’homme, a été fusillé chez lui en 2005 en République démocratique du Congo (RDC), sa femme Déborah Kitumaini Kasiba et leurs six enfants étaient présents.
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When human rights defender Pascal Kabungulu Kibembi was shot in his home in 2005 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), his wife Deborah Kitumaini Kasiba and their six children were there. Upon moving to Canada, Ms. Kitumaini Kasiba created the Pascal Kabungulu Foundation — a resource for widows and orphans of journalists and human rights activists who are targeted and frequently killed in eastern DRC.
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Lorsque Pascal Kabungulu Kibembi, défenseur des droits de l’homme, a été fusillé chez lui en 2005 en République démocratique du Congo (RDC), sa femme Déborah Kitumaini Kasiba et leurs six enfants étaient présents.
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When human rights defender Pascal Kabungulu Kibembi was shot in his home in 2005 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), his wife Deborah Kitumaini Kasiba and their six children were there. Upon moving to Canada, Ms. Kitumaini Kasiba created the Pascal Kabungulu Foundation — a resource for widows and orphans of journalists and human rights activists who are targeted and frequently killed in eastern DRC.