Prisons in Mongala Province of DR Congo Face Funding Crisis
The NGO Action des Jeunes pour le Bien-Être (AJBS) has denounced the non-payment of operating funds to prisons in Mongala province, Democratic Republic of the Congo, for 15 months.
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The NGO Action des Jeunes pour le Bien-Être (AJBS) has denounced the non-payment of operating funds to prisons in Mongala province, Democratic Republic of the Congo, for 15 months.
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