The Association of Mbuti women Right promotes indigenous women right and reparation for indigenous women victims of conflict  as well active participation of indigenous women in the construction of peace  and development , to  up-to-date databases  on legal land rights and use, and the building infrastructure.

Jacques Lundja  and Tony  Mukash  from South Kivu province, DRCongo decided  to start the association with others friends when in 2007 during armed conflict in eastern of DRCongo to campaign for justice and protection for Mbuti women, bringing out the particular discrimination they face.
Jacques Lundja and Tony  told AMWR members:
‘’WE WILL START by remembering Kongolo, a 14-year-old Mbuti girl, who was raped by four Congolese soldiers in 2006.  Kongolo’s 5-year-old sister, Kazadi, and their parents were murdered by the FDLR,rebel group soldiers . We have   informed others friends  who  are now members of AMWR   that Mbuti  women “live with the risk of: abduction and rape by armed group; being traded for settling disputes and debts; and face daily discrimination from all segments of society as well as by state officials”