Léonnie Kandolo
Profile
Léonnie Kandolo is a Congolese politician, human rights activist, and consultant who currently serves as the Minister of Gender, Family and Children in the Suminwa government. Before entering government, she was a prominent civil society leader, notably serving as a spokesperson for the Comité Laïc de Coordination (CLC) during the movement to demand elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Throughout her career, she has been a dedicated advocate for women's rights and child protection, having led the Protection Enfant-sida initiative and served as a permanent cadre for the Concertation de la femme congolaise. Her political work focuses on combating gender-based violence and promoting positive masculinity.
Details
- Born
- 1960-10-29 · 65 years old
- Birth place
- Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Education
- Institut des hautes études économiques et sociales de Bruxelles
- Career
- Consultant, human rights trainer, business executive at SOZACOM, director of Impaza printing house, vice-president of the National Association of Enterprises of Zaire (ANEZA)
