More than 35,000 Congolese refugees remain in a camp in Burundi. The number reflects those who have not yet returned to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Since April, over 20,000 refugees have voluntarily returned to areas deemed safe in the DRC. The return has been part of a coordinated effort to reduce the burden on the camp. Conditions in the camp remain challenging. Refugees express a strong desire to return home. The situation highlights the ongoing displacement crisis in the region. The DRC continues to host a significant number of displaced people. The government has not yet announced new measures to assist returning refugees. The international community remains engaged in supporting the process. The refugees rely on aid organizations for basic needs. The camp remains a critical point of focus for humanitarian efforts. The situation underscores the complexity of the regional conflict. The return process is voluntary and carefully managed. The number of returning refugees shows progress in the repatriation efforts. The DRC has been affected by ongoing instability. The refugees face difficult conditions in the camp. The humanitarian organizations continue to provide support. The situation remains under close monitoring.