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Rwandan-backed M23 forces pressured FDLR Hutu fighters from DRC to surrender, leading to their rehabilitation in Rwanda amid ongoing denials of M23 support.
Former FDLR Hutu fighters from the Democratic Republic of Congo, including those linked to the 1994 genocide, are being rehabilitated at Rwanda’s Mutobo camp after surrendering under pressure from Rwanda-backed M23 forces.
Despite Rwanda’s denial of supporting M23, the government runs a long-standing reintegration program offering psychological support, history lessons, and vocational training in skills like plumbing and tailoring.
Many former combatants, fearing execution, instead find safety and a path to rebuilding lives, with some starting businesses and farms.
The effort is seen as a significant step toward healing ethnic divisions, though challenges like trauma and land disputes persist.
Las fuerzas del M23 respaldadas por Ruanda presionaron a los combatientes hutu de las FDLR de la RDC para que se rindieran, lo que condujo a su rehabilitación en Ruanda en medio de las continuas negaciones del apoyo del M23.