1.   Enacts laws to protect women and children without making any effort to enforce them.

 

2.   Passes annual State budgets owithout allocating funds for combating sexual violence

 

3.  Maintains incentives for military officers to commit sexual violence by promoting those who are accused of committing these horrific acts to higher grades

 

4. Deplorable lack of follow-up on the  statements about fighting against sexual violence. (Most of these commitments are issued when they have visitors from the West)

 

5.  Quick reassignments of persons accused of committing sexual violence to new positions and places.

 

6.  Use of funds collected from Western countries on behalf of victims of sexual violence to pay exceptional salaries to individuals accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity (the case of Ntaganda and others ..)

 

7.  Actions that demonstrate a lack of political will to balance the scales of justice for victims of sexual violence

 

8.   Unjust refusal to compensate victims of sexual violence

 

9.   The total absence of measures to hold accountable members of the Congolese army accused of committing rape and sexual violence

 

10.  Concession policies for those who are accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. Call it what you want, this is nothing other than a license to encourage rather than discourage war criminals of tomorrow.