If you go back a little bit in the peace process in South Africa, there were some five points that we wanted to develop in that. When they went there, instead of talking about things like reunification of the country, peace in the country, and all those kinds of things, they didn't talk about that. They just went to power-sharing. That's where the problem started. Instead of seeing the problem that the country was facing, they just put it aside, and started talking about power-sharing. You know the consequence. That's the consequence of all the numbers I was mentioning here. All the women that they keep on.... The number is now 48 women a day who are raped. This is one of the consequences of the peace process that went wrong in South Africa. That's why we are here.
If the country had been able to do something, if the regime in place had been able to do something, I think we would not be here. We are here because we know Congolese are like orphans today. We don't have parents. It's like a household that doesn't have parents. We don't have parents. We don't have a government. That's why we are trying to be in touch with international organizations and with international countries, to get them involved to try to help us to find peace and security in the country.
Thank you.