First read:
JENDAYI FRAZER AND CONGO BLOOD MONEY - PAID LOBBYIST FOR MUSEVENI AND KAGAME
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyGA7jgi43Q
The American New World system and its Bogus elites: Former United States Under-Secretary for African Affairs, Jendayi Frazer questions the credibility of a report by a group of UN experts accusing Rwanda and Uganda of backing a rebellion in DRC:
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-american-new-world-system-and-its.html
UN report implicates Ugandan president’s brother in Congo rebel violence
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2012/11/un-report-implicates-ugandan-presidents.htmlFooling us about Uganda’s neutrality in the Congo Conflict!!! Militarizing the Congo to help USA and allies to rape Congo resources: DRC troops, civilians fleeing to Uganda after rebel clashes
UPDF in Kony hunt accused of rape, looting in Congo
Report says UN group report on
M23 flawed
Publish Date: Apr 17, 2013
Newvision
By Vision Reporter
An evaluation commissioned by a US-based charity, has revealed flaws in the process of compiling the UN group of experts report which accuses Uganda of supporting M23 rebels. The flaws affect the report's authenticity.
An evaluation commissioned by a US-based charity, has revealed flaws in the process of compiling the UN group of experts report which accuses Uganda of supporting M23 rebels. The flaws affect the report's authenticity.
The evaluation was carried out by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, which commissioned an independent evaluation of the UN Group of Experts reports in which Uganda and Rwanda were accused of supporting the M23 rebels.
Howard G. Buffett is the son to Warren Buffet one of the world's wealthiest people. The Howard G. Buffett Foundation is supporting programmes to bring peace and promote economic prosperity in the Great Lakes region.
The report which was prepared by independent organizations, reviewed the group of experts' findings, and evaluated whether the experts used a sound methodology to adhere to the UN mandate.
In its findings, the report says that there was a breakdown of cooperation and diplomacy between the group of experts and the Governments of Rwanda and Uganda.
"This fatally undermines the value of the Group of Experts important work and increases risk in the region," the report says.
The evaluation points out that the lack of required cooperation between the group of experts, MONUSCO, the Governments of Rwanda and Uganda, limited first-person, in-country data gathering on the issues of state-sponsored support for M23 and recruitment of ex-combatants.
"This lack of cooperation appeared to prompt an unproductive "digging in of heels" by the group of experts, the Governments of Rwanda and the Governments of Uganda, casting doubt on material questions of fact," the evaluation reads.
The final group of experts' report reads like a prosecution of Rwanda and to a lesser extent Uganda, largely ignoring the other significant factors contributing to unrest in the DR Congo, according to the evaluation.
The evaluation says that report has already led to significant, punitive actions against Rwanda, which serve only to undermine Rwanda's development, and makes it difficult for the Great Lakes region to work together to find a lasting solution to achieve peace.
