Newsletter about : Burundi, Syria, DR of Congo, abolition of the death penalty for minors, Coronavirus: fair access to vaccines for all

 After eight years of war, we can see the extent of the humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the millions of people uprooted from their homes. Years of violence and destruction have forced Syrians to flee almost every second. The ongoing fighting has left 6.6 million displaced in the country and 5.6 million displaced worldwide, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

 -Vivere’s Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 15h May 2019 at 7:00 pm, as it was last year at Mont sur Lausanne. The agenda will be sent to you soon. Interventions on the action are scheduled for the second part of the session.

Last September the birth of Marwan’s mother was announced at risk, a caesarean section was needed while this poor family did not have the means to approach a medical facility.

Last August Georgette Tshibang Kabong, founder of Tulizeni, was with us for a few days. The film of her interview will be soon available to you. Among the many protection and support activities for vulnerable children and women, we can mention two designed in tripartite partnership:

North and South Kivu, East of RDCongo, have been a working area of Vivere since 2004.
The most serious sources estimate that more than six million people have lost their lives as a result of direct or indirect armed conflicts that are tearing these provinces apart.