This two-page brief provides an overview of the history of police reform in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It sheds light on the everyday experiences of reformed police officers and their interactions with the population, drawing out key lessons for reform practitioners and outlining avenues for reflection on the future of police reform in a context shaped by war and military occupation.

This ReFrACT Brief is in French, reflecting the language of the ReFrACT Café on which it is based.