The problem raised by the contract of bail in Congolese positive law is much more troubling, it is true that the right to be established all relates to persons, property and obligations.
Thus, the resolution of the bail contract seems to be of great concern in the present research. It is generally agreed that the resolution of the contract of bail occurs when one of the parties to the contract through his own fault fails to perform his obligations, having performed the subject matter of their engagement.
The questioning posed by the notion of bail, is of the greatest importance, bail being a contract which bears upon two kinds notably the rent of goods and that of labour; this first category will constitute the object of our study. Indeed, in the face of this rental of things, he poses a fun preoccupation as to who may conclude the dance? It should be mentioned that in order to conclude the bail, it is necessary to be a party, and to be a party also it is necessary to fulfill all the applicable conditions.
The problem of the effectiveness of the rights recognized for women is not new. Its existence is attributed to very early years. After several analyses, we were able to note that the protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, relating to the rights of Women in Africa, greatly prioritized women’s rights.
Certain laws in the DRC have not remained unanimous on this subject. However, the Constitution recognizes the rights and freedoms of all Congolese citizens.
In addition, the Vienna Declaration and Program of Action adopted on June 25, 1993 by the World Conference on Human Rights; aims to strengthen the determination of the international community with a view to achieving significant progress in action in favor of human rights through an increased and sustained effort of international cooperation and solidarity.
Here we must see in particular articles 36 to 44 which deal with equality of condition and fundamental rights of women.
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