Constitution de la RD Congo 1.1 Apk

CONSTITUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Amended by Law No. 11/002 of 20 January 2011
revision of certain articles of the Constitution
Democratic Republic of Congo
of 18 February 2006

Since its independence on 30 June 1960, the Democratic Republic of Congo
faces recurrent political crises, one of the root causes is
the challenge to the legitimacy of the institutions and their leaders.
This challenge has taken on particular importance with the wars that tore the
countries from 1996 to 2003.
To end this chronic crisis of legitimacy and give the country
every chance to rebuild, delegates of the political class and Company
civil, forces of the Nation, united in inter-Congolese Dialogue, agreed in
the Global and Inclusive Agreement signed in Pretoria in South Africa on 17 December 2002, of
establish a new political order based on a new democratic constitution
on basis of which the Congolese people can sovereignly choose their leaders at
term free, pluralistic, democratic, transparent and credible.
For the purpose of materializing the political will thus expressed by participants
Inter-Congolese Dialogue, the Senate resulting from the Global and Inclusive Agreement cited above, filed,
accordance with Article 104 of the Constitution of the transition, a draft of the
new Constitution to the National Assembly which adopted the form of sub-project
Constitution submitted to popular referendum.

Since the entry into force on 18 February 2006, the Constitution of the Republic
Democratic Republic of Congo, the functioning of political institutions both central and
Provincial showed concrete situations, constraints and problems not
provided for constituting the original.
Indeed, on the one hand, some provisions proved debilitating and
unsuited to the political and socio-economic of the Democratic Republic of the
Congo. On the other hand, unexpected malfunctions by constituting the original are
appeared in the life of the institutions of the Republic both national and provincial levels.
This Act has the purpose to give adequate responses to problems
posed to the institutions of the Republic since the beginning of the first legislature of the Third
Republic to ensure the regular functioning of the State and of the young democracy
Congolese.