My picture has been chosen as a front cover of the United Nations Mission In Sudan (UNMIS) magazine, “In Sudan” February 2010 edition.
Here’s the original picture:
Election security anti-riot exercise Malakal
I took this picture during the election security anti-riot exercise in Malakal, Southern Sudan, in January 2009.
Besides the above picture, I also contributed part of the story which was written by JC titled “Safeguarding 2010 Elections” (page 4) and the picture of this article was also taken by me:
Election security anti-riot police officers
The copyright of this story solely belongs to UNMIS. If you are interested to republish it please contact unmis-insudan@un.org for permission.
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Dear Friend,
Hi Imelda!
I wish you a nice week end to USA!!
I would like after your week from USA to help us about possibility how to join UNMIS.I appreciate this blog and . Perhaps there is a possibility for a collaboration or information exchange.
Kind regards,
Charles.
NB: My Cv resume, Thanks!
Maitre Charles KUKULU
African civil society
Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Consultant
President of Congo Peace Initiative, CPI. Asbl
Expert juriste à la Commission Electorale Indépendante
Cell phone: + 243 99 99 060 26 Fax: +14088695973 E-mail: ckukulu@yahoo.fr
Contact : 4471, Blvd du 30 juin, Kinshasa-Gombe, RDC
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1. EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Charles KUKULU is a lawyer and the volunteer president and legal Representative of CONGO PEACE INITIATIVE, CPI ngo working in prevention, conflict managment, democratic culture and Human Rights since 1998.
Actively implicated in the process of Congolese dialog in South Africa as the member of civil society and the focal point of regional board for to against racism in Africa Post Durban (2001).
Mr Charles KUKULU is a consultant in conflict management and electoral process; experienced in administration, human rights advocacy, making plan of action, projects and professional facilitation, writing reports, coordinating networks of associations, funds management and fundraising activities, evaluation and projects coordination and evaluation.
Mr Charles Kukulu began high school in polical and administrative science to Kisangani University; he pursue to the University of Kinshasa in law faculty ( B.A public international law October 1998).Certificate in Conflict resolution by US Department of state won as international visitor, Washington DC, May 2002. Mr Charles KUKULU is the coordinator and focal point of regional delegate to the WCAR/UN (world conference against racism in Durban, South Africa 2001) the international visitor’s program in conflict resolution USA 2002(Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Seattle, California, Georgia) and the SADC regional conference for good governance in MALAWI (IFES, Blantyre 2003).
In 2004, Mr Charles working with the National NGO network (CNONG) and with the church of Christ in DRC: ECC, international civil society, as a consultant for peace project in Bunia –Ituri and the great lakes region (2004). A excellent experience in mediation, conflict management training, community problem solving work in partnership (with UN/OCHA, UNDP,UNHCR,UNHCDH, MONUC, Christian aid, Peace and development, Care international, USAID, UE, Norwegian Fund…). He works also as an expert or consultant to the truth and reconciliation commission in DRC (community-peace and reconciliation initiative). A great contribution and advocacy concern draft of essential law of this institution. As Expert, Mr Charles working in eleclectoral independent commission, CEI/DRC as an electoral trainer, mobilization of Congolese people to participate to the vote, electoral litigation and law consultant. 2006-2008)www.cei-rdc.cd. Mr Charles KUKULU is also a member of ICC http://www.iccnow.org the coalition for the international criminal court.
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2. STUDY, TRAVEL, TRAINING AND EXCHANGE (post Master skills)
• USA (Washington DC, Philadelphia, Columbus, Seattle, Atlanta, Los Angeles): Conflict resolution, International visitor programme (youth African leader).
• SOUTH AFRICA (Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria): Word conference against racism, Mediation, negotiation, conflict management, Congolese dialog.
• FRANCE( Paris) Peace maker, International visitor
• KENYA (Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru) : conflict resolution, peace advocacy
• OUGANDA (Kampala, Entebbe): conflict resolution, peace and human rights advocacy.
• TANZANIA ( Dar as salaam):conflict resolution , regional conference
• MALAWI (Blantyre): Regional conference good governance, democratic culture.
• CONGO (Brazzaville): Good governance, Democratic culture.
• DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (all provinces): electoral and democratic culture, Peace and human rights advocacy
3. LANGUAGE
language read understand speak write language read understand speak write
English xx xx x xx Kiswahili xx xx xx xx
French xx xx xx xx Lingala xx xx xx xx
Spanish x x y x Italian x y y x
Xx: Very Good; X: Good; Y: bad
Computer: Microsoft word processing, excel, power point, windows, internet, multi media.
I hereby certify that the informations stated above are accurate and true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Maitre Charles KUKULU
Kinshasa, Julay, 30, 2010
Thank you for your help!
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I’m enjoying your posts from Malakal and am interested in reading more. When I was in Southern Sudan in March and April last year, I did not make it to Malakal so I’m interested in learning about it through you. I will add your blog to my blogroll and invite you to do the same with mine (http://southsudaninfo.net). Perhaps there is a possibility for a collaboration or information exchange between our two blogs.
keep it up.
david