The impact of the national police reform process in the DRC - Situmonika, Merdi
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As part of our scientific work on the impact of the National Police reform process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we asked ourselves a number of questions, one of which was why, despite the various reforms undertaken within the country's police apparatus, the latter is still unable to respond positively to the security needs of the Congolese population. To answer this very important question, it was vital to first examine the various reforms undertaken and what we did. Then, as in any serious scientific approach, it's not enough just to identify the failures, but also to propose a…mehr

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As part of our scientific work on the impact of the National Police reform process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we asked ourselves a number of questions, one of which was why, despite the various reforms undertaken within the country's police apparatus, the latter is still unable to respond positively to the security needs of the Congolese population. To answer this very important question, it was vital to first examine the various reforms undertaken and what we did. Then, as in any serious scientific approach, it's not enough just to identify the failures, but also to propose a solution. With this in mind, we said that for the reform of the national police force to have a significant impact on the daily lives of the Congolese population, we had to tackle the real problems, including the recruitment, training and equipment of our police officers.
Autorenporträt
Eerdi SITUMONIKA MATONDO wurde am 10.06.2001 in einer städtisch-ländlichen Gemeinde in der Stadt Kinshasa geboren. Er war ein fleißiger Schüler der Schule Saint Michel in Bandalugwa. Nachdem er seine humanitären Studien in allgemeiner Elektrizität abgeschlossen hatte, fasste er den Mut, sich an der juristischen Fakultät der Universität Simon Kimbangu in Kinshasa zu bewerben, wo er sein Diplom erhielt.