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Congo - KinshasaDRC Rebel Coalition Threatens to Withdraw from Peace Talks Over Constitutional Referendum
A rebel coalition in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including M23, is threatening to leave peace talks if the government proceeds with a constitutional referendum, warning it could collapse the peace process.
Background
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has faced decades of instability, particularly in its eastern regions, due to numerous armed groups vying for control of territory and resources. These conflicts often involve neighboring countries and have led to significant humanitarian crises. Peace talks are ongoing to address these complex issues.
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DRC Rebel Coalition Threatens to Withdraw from Peace Talks Over Constitutional Referendum
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoThe rebel group warns that proposed constitutional changes, potentially allowing President Tshisekedi a third term, would lead to the collapse of the Doha peace process, prompting a withdrawal from talks.
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