By Vant Bèf Info, Nov. 5, 2026
The National Commission for Disarmament, Dismantling and Reintegration states that support mechanisms are now operational. It warns that those who refuse to comply will face prosecution.
The National Commission for Disarmament, Dismantling and Reintegration (CNDDR) is calling on members of armed groups to lay down their weapons and renounce violence. This call was made in a statement released on November 4.
According to the Commission, the legal mechanisms for supporting disengagement and social reintegration are already in place. It thus offers a way out for those who agree to lay down their arms permanently.
She also issued a warning to those who continue their criminal activities. They expose themselves, she reminded them, to legal prosecution and the penalties provided by law.
The CNDDR says it wants to work with national institutions and relevant partners. It presents security, respect for the law, and social reintegration as conditions for lasting peace.
"Laying down arms is choosing life. Persisting in violence is exposing oneself to the consequences of justice," the Commission states.
She adds that the State intends to restore its authority, protect the population and preserve public order.
Posted Nov. 7, 2026