<figure><img src="https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/32602/98947/post_image_gallery/5e38216878a2004e8975a59310b42e63/femme_congolaise_je_pleure_.jpg" alt="Anne-Judith Kashesha Ndombasi Kinsumba Ndamuso" /><figcaption>Anne-Judith Kashesha Ndombasi Kinsumba Ndamuso</figcaption></figure>À l’occasion du mois de la femme 2021, ce poème est ma façon de décrire les tueries, les  viols perpétrés à l’endroit des femmes et des filles de l'est de la RDCongo.  Écrit pour la première fois en 2016 sous le titre “RDCongo, je pleure”, il a été légèrement adapté pour une fois de plus dépeindre la douleur de tout un pays face à ces atrocités ignobles.

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