At the Shirin Sajmila International Foundation, we are partnering with local organizations to support these strong and courageous survivors with care, resources, and dignity.

Yet silence is louder than their cries.
Not because their pain is smaller — but because of where they are.
🌍 It’s time to break the silence.
It’s time to stand for Sudan.
It’s time to stand for Congo.
They are human. They matter. Their voices deserve to be heard.

It’s so embarrassing and disappointing 💔 how someone will skip this suffering and continue with their scrolling.

But the Congolese people are not invisible.
They are human. They are worthy. They deserve peace, dignity, and justice.
🛑 We cannot turn away. We cannot stay silent.
Be a voice. Be a witness. Be part of the movement to end the suffering and hold the perpetrators accountable.
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This is the reality for too many Congolese women. They carry trauma💔😭😭
They don’t need our pity. They need our love, support.
🕊️ Support The Project — our mission to restore hope, dignity, and healing for survivors of sexual violence in Congo.
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But their lives are just as precious. Just as worth protecting. Just as worth fighting for. This child’s voice is a cry for justice, a plea for peace—and a reminder that we can no longer look away. ✊🏿❤️ #Congo #ProtectEveryChild #HumanityFirst

We treasure our nation deeply, but above all, we treasure our greatest wealth: our people.
Congo’s richness is not just in its resources, but in the vibrant, loving, and powerful spirit of its people.
In this time, we must take care of one another. Please don't look away😥 we really need your help🙏

And every single day, we are losing more of them.
This child is one of thousands.
They don’t have food. They don’t have peace.
But they deserve to live — just like every other child.
Please don’t look away.
Please raise your voice.
Congo needs you. These children need you😭🙏

More than 7 million people are displaced, women and children bear the heaviest burden, and the world still looks away.

We are working with local partners to support survivors, provide healthcare, fund child education and rebuild hope - one family, one story at a time.

You can watch the full documentary on YouTube.

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Source: YT / The Disturbing Use of R-pe in congo😥
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