More Links in documents

Multimedia

Protecting Human Rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Intimidation, violence, and human rights abuses remain daily threats to the lives of citizens in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Field representative Sophie Borel explains how The Carter Center has been working in the DRC since 2007 to protect human rights and support civil society organizations and how those efforts will continue in the aftermath of the nation's 2011 elections, as tensions escalate in an already fragile Congolese society.

Founded in 1982 by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter in partnership with Emory University, The Carter Center is committed to advancing human rights and alleviating unnecessary human suffering. The Center wages peace, fights disease, and builds hope worldwide.

Browse by:

Filter:

Now showing: All category

Video
Building Hope - 3:02
Video
Seeking Peace in Sudan - 1:18
Video
A Moral Imperative - 2:07
Video
Achieving a Dream - 3:03
Video
14 Human Cases of Guinea Worm Reported by The Carter Center in 2023 - :51
Video
Remembering Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter - 2:44
Video
February 2024 Carter Center Board of Councilors Meeting - 1:27:20
Video
Zimbabwe Election Flawed - 2:27
Video
The Carter Center Thanks You for Your Support in 2023 - 1:22
Video
Rosalynn Smith Carter Biography: 1927 - 2023 - 5:38
Video
A Healthy Global Legacy | The Carter Center - 3:31

Sign Up For Email

Please leave this field empty
Now, we invite you to Get Involved