Eunick Lofete Bosongola
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Boulevard du 30 Juin, Arret VodaCom, Gombe Division, Kinshasa.
Behind every thing we do is a dedicated team of strong men and women.
Christine MUSAMPWA Mulwa, Tanganyika Province
A graduate in nutrition and edetics, in 2023 she completed internship at the BWANAKUSHA Health Center, caring for malnourished children from 0 to 59 months old. She also learned about the causes of malnutrition and provided nutritional education to breastfeeding women.
In 2024, she completed her internship at the Kalemie General Hospital, working on the nutritional status of pregnant women and providing them with nutritional education.
She joined COJESKI-DRC in 2025 and she is the Team Leader in the Province of Tanganyika.
Ms. Patience Mbuyi
Bachelor’s degree in business sciences with a specialization in accounting.
Experience: I worked for the NGO IVIDER in Beni as a program manager.
From 2011 to 2015: Legal Assistant and Secretary at the law firm of Augustin Tshisambu in Beni;
From 2015 to 2017 I worked at the National Forest Fund as a controller and from 2018 to the present day I work in the provincial finance division in the studies and planning office as an analyst. In 2020 I was elected coordinator of the Awakening of Women in the Tshopo province. Eveil was founded in 1993 in Kinshasa. We worked with UNICEF to register children at birth. Here in the Tshopo province, we campaign for the rights of women and girls, fight against gender-based violence, train women in female entrepreneurship, and Eveil works in partnership with the Ministry of Gender in the communications department.
Patrick OPOLAMUPASA
Patrick OPOLAMUPASA
Works as National Manager of the Human Rights Inspectors’ Office in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
He is a seasoned professional in the protection and promotion of human rights, the National Manager of the Human Rights Inspectors’ Office is responsible for supervising, coordinating, and building the capacity of human rights inspectors throughout the country. He provides strategic and operational leadership for investigation, training, and monitoring of human rights violations, in collaboration with provincial authorities, judicial institutions, and international partners.
National Coordination: Supervises and supervises all Human Rights Inspectors located in 24 provinces of the DRC, with representative Provincial Coordination Units.
Training and Supervision: Trainer at the International School for Human Rights and Judicial Police Officers, responsible for building the capacity of inspectors and judicial police officers on international human rights standards.
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