Kinshasa: Eloi MUBILANSAM, president of the Congolese Human Rights Chair (CCDH) and a practicing lawyer, provides an explanation of the concept of search and seizure under Congolese law, including the procedure and circumstances under which this judicial measure is carried out. He also clarifies the distinctions between arrest, abduction, and the questioning of an individual.

According to Radio Okapi, Mubilansam discusses the appropriate conditions for conducting searches without infringing on human rights. He highlights the importance of understanding when and why a search should be conducted and provides examples of notable cases to illustrate the promotion of rights and responsibilities in this context.

This discussion is part of a magazine production by Jeef NGOY MULONDA, aiming to shed light on the legal nuances and promote awareness of human rights obligations and protections.

SOURCE: RADIO OKAPI