Ligue des Sacrifices Volontaires pour la Defense des Droits Humains et d'Environnement (LISVDHE)

LISVDHE is a non-profit organization created on 10/06/2002 in Rubare, Rutshuru territory, North Kivu province in eastern DRC. Composed of volunteers, it works for the respect and protection of the rights and freedoms of the human being. Its vision is that of a province or a country in which everyone can avail themselves of all the rights enunciated in both national and international human rights documents. In order to pursue this ideal, LISVDHE carries out, as part of its work for the promotion of human rights, its mission of research and action aimed at preventing and preventing serious violations and violations of human rights. physical and mental integrity, freedom of expression and cons... read more LISVDHE is a non-profit organization created on 10/06/2002 in Rubare, Rutshuru territory, North Kivu province in eastern DRC. Composed of volunteers, it works for the respect and protection of the rights and freedoms of the human being. Its vision is that of a province or a country in which everyone can avail themselves of all the rights enunciated in both national and international human rights documents. In order to pursue this ideal, LISVDHE carries out, as part of its work for the promotion of human rights, its mission of research and action aimed at preventing and preventing serious violations and violations of human rights. physical and mental integrity, freedom of expression and conscience, the right to trial and fair trial, and protection against discrimination. LISVDHE is independent of any political ideology, any economic interest and any religious belief. It neither supports nor rejects any political party, nor does it defend or reject the convictions of the victims whose rights it tries to defend. Its sole concern is to contribute to the protection of human rights impartially. LISVDHE is an autonomous movement with more than 100 members and supporters in the territories of the province of North Kivu and distributed in all the villages. With a budget ranging from $ 25,000 to $ 50,000, it is funded primarily by its members and by donations from the public or anyone of goodwill.