In Kinshasa, on May 21, 2026, Master Jean-Marie Kabengela Ilunga officially presented his two latest works: "On the Necessity of a Protective Lock for Territorial Integrity through Constitutional Revision" and "The Controversial Rulings of the Constitutional Court: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Issues of Forced Labor Sentence Execution." The event attracted a crowd of intellectuals, political actors, and students passionate about the legal and political issues of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

In his first work, Kabengela addresses the territorial vulnerability of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which he describes as a "very particular geopolitical state of the world." According to him, the country is exposed to several threats that jeopardize its territorial integrity. He emphasizes that this situation requires appropriate solutions, notably a constitutional revision that could serve as a protective lock.

"The DRC must urgently consider effective mechanisms to protect its territory against external challenges," Kabengela stated during the launch. This assertion resonates in the current context where regional tensions exacerbate the country's security concerns.

The second work focuses on the rulings issued by the Constitutional Court, a hot topic as the country undergoes a period of political turbulence. Kabengela examines the strengths and weaknesses of judicial decisions, as well as the issues related to their execution. This work is particularly relevant in a country where the judicial system is often criticized for its lack of independence and limited effectiveness.

Academic figures present at the launch praised Kabengela's initiative, highlighting the importance of such works to enrich public debate on vital issues such as justice and territorial protection. "These works are an essential contribution to our understanding of legal issues in the DRC," stated a law professor present at the event.

The works of Jean-Marie Kabengela Ilunga invite a rethinking of the legal and political foundations of the DRC. As the country faces complex challenges, it is imperative that concerned actors engage in deep reflection on the territorial and judicial future of the country.