Abstract
Two-thirds of the world’s countries would have been affected by conflict and could be the scene of violent conflicts. Efforts of governmental and non-governmental organizations have shown a sustained interest in conflict prevention. Unfortunately, their initiatives have been unsuccessful leading to a negative or fragile peace. The emergence of civil society is understood in this context – to avoid and prevent the escalation of large-scale inhumanities.
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Citation:
- Kiyala, Jean Chrysostome K. (2019). Civil society and peacebuilding in the context of democratic process and political transition. Proceeding on the Conference on the Impact of civil society in conflict resolution and peacebuilding: challenges and opportunities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Held at the Catholic University of Goma – La Sapientia (Goma/DR Congo) on Monday 17 June 2019.