L'État a une grande part de responsabilité dans la recrudescence de la violence terroriste dans la province du Lac. Elle continuera malheureusement, puisque l'État ne donne pas d'importance à la stratégie de prévention. L'option de la force à elle seule n'est pas une solution. Il faut absolument l'associer à une stratégie de prévention, et surtout prendre au sérieux le processus de DDRR. En octobre 2019, le CEDPE a effectué une enquête de profiling qui a révélé un effectif de 7000 désengagés et désassociés de Boko Haram. J'ai moi-même remis la base de données de cette étude de 16000 pages à Mme la ministre de la femme et de l'action sociale, pour lancer le processus de DDRR. Malheureusement, l'État n'a pas accordé la moindre importance à cette stratégie de prévention. Actuellement, il reste moins de 1000 désengagés dans la province du lac, sur un total de 7000. Où sont passés les 6000 désengagés de Boko Haram?
The Chadian state has a large share of responsibility for the resurgence of terrorist violence in the Lac province. Unfortunately, it will continue, since the state does not give importance to the prevention strategy. The option of force alone is not a solution. It is essential to combine this with a prevention strategy, and above all to take the DDRR process seriously. In October 2019, the CEDPE conducted a profiling survey that revealed a membership of 7,000 disengaged and disassociated from Boko Haram. I personally handed over the database of this 16,000-page study to the Minister for Women and Social Action, to launch the DDRR process. Unfortunately, the state has not given any importance to this prevention strategy. There are currently less than 1,000 disengaged in the lake province, out of a total of 7,000. Where are the 6,000 disengaged from Boko Haram? Dr. Ahmat Yacoub Dabio, Chair of CEDPE.
The Chadian state has a large share of responsibility for the resurgence of terrorist violence in the Lac province. Unfortunately, it will continue, since the state does not give importance to the prevention strategy. The option of force alone is not a solution. It is essential to combine this with a prevention strategy, and above all to take the DDRR process seriously. In October 2019, the CEDPE conducted a profiling survey that revealed a membership of 7,000 disengaged and disassociated from Boko Haram. I personally handed over the database of this 16,000-page study to the Minister for Women and Social Action, to launch the DDRR process. Unfortunately, the state has not given any importance to this prevention strategy. There are currently less than 1,000 disengaged in the lake province, out of a total of 7,000. Where are the 6,000 disengaged from Boko Haram? Dr. Ahmat Yacoub Dabio, Chair of CEDPE.
