25 Years of Service

We have been Fighting for 

women and children 

for 25 years

The promotion, prevention and protection of the rights of vulnerable people including children and women victims of abuse, through the strengthening of knowledge about their rights, legal aid adequate and appropriate socio-economic reintegration.

LIZADEEL’s vision is a society where vulnerable people, women and children affected by sexual violence, social injustice or poverty-based abuse can be heard, have medical care, recover their human rights and benefit from psycho-social support for socio-economic reintegration. 

1. We Believe Every woman and child have the right to feel safe in thier own home and country.
2. We Believe in helping the helpless.
3. We Believe in justice for all regardless of ability to pay or social class.
4. We Believe all victimes of sexaul violence should be treated holistically.
5. We Believe children should be protected everywhere.

The largest country in sub-Saharan Africa, with the second-largest in all of Africa, and the 11th-largest in the world, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) does not need any further introduction. With over 78 million human beings populating its lands, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is the most populous officially Francophone country, the fourth-most-populous country in Africa, and the 6th-most-populous country in the World. Unfortunately, the blessing of its lands has also been its curse. The Eastern D.R. Congo has been the scene of ongoing military conflict in Kivu, since 2015. Armed conflicts in D.R. Congo have been part of its history since the accession to independence in 1960. After the independence of the Congo, on 30 June 1960, the D.R. Congo counted its first 100,000 deaths as a result of the Congo Crisis, a conflict that arose immediately after independence, from 1960-1965. A sneak peek of what resulted in the Congo first and second wars, also known as the African’s world war, was the Congo Crisis. The number of deaths is countless as it is estimated to be over six million human casualties. A harbor of peace and love that has turned out into lands of graves and sadness. In spite of its history, the D.R. Congo reflects the diversity of its hundreds of ethnic groups and lifestyles like very few African countries. From the mouth of the River Congo on the coast, upriver through the rainforest and savanna in its center, to the more densely populated mountains in the far east, the D.R. Congo’s traditional ways of life have been altered by Colonialism, the struggle for independence, the stagnation of the Mobutu era, the First and Second Congo Wars, but not enough to eradicate its culture and breathtaking views. With new leadership in place, the DRC is looking forward to brighter destiny, leading the fight to a better future for the continent, the world and the last frontier of its existence. Hopes are up, and souls are at peace for democracy has finally been installed in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While a lot of work remains to be done, the Congo has launched a new chapter of its history that has yet to make its marks and creates a new generation of young and brave Congolese souls ready to uplift the flag and the anthem to the highest position, on the international scene, that has never been achieved before.