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This material can be easily printed and used by human rights NGOs and associations in awareness-raising activities, but it can also be used by anyone wishing to learn about their rights.
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - French
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - English
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Lingala
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Swahili/Kiswahili
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Tshiluba
Leaflet against the stigmatization of victims of sexual violence
- Leaflet against the stigmatization of victims of sexual violence (French)
- Leaflet against the stigmatization of victims of sexual violence (Swahili)
Illustrated leaflet
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (French)
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (Kiswahili)
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (Kikongo - Bandundu)
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (Kikongo)
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (Lingala)
- Illustrated leaflet: What to do after a rape (Tshiluba)
- Leaflet: What to do after a rape? (Swahili)
Leaflet
- Leaflet: What to do after a rape? (French)
- Leaflet: What to do after a rape? (Tshiluba)
- Leaflet: What is torture? (French)
- Leaflet: What is torture? (Tshiluba)
Guide to the rights of arrested persons
Human rights and prisons: pocket reference guide for prison officers
Civil liberties - practical guide for election periods in the Democratic Republic of Congo - FR
Laws of July 20, 2006 on sexual violence
Protocol for legal and judicial support for victims of sexual violence
Working with the UN Human Rights Program: a handbook for civil society