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19.03.2008
Women's rights advocates shed light on sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- in some villages as many as 90 percent of women have been raped -- and explain how local women leaders are fighting back.
ContinuaFonte: Peace X Peace Foto: A worship service at Panzi Hospital in the DRC, which treats victims of rape. © Peace X Peace
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13.03.2008
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, "women and girls are victims of rape on a scale never seen before." This collection of photos shows survivors recovering and rebuilding their lives with the help of an international refugee agency.
ContinuaFonte: International Rescue Committee Foto: Josephine (left), a Congolese rape victim, with other survivors. © International Rescue Committee
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10.03.2008
Indigenous rights activists have embarked on a three-month campaign to free enslaved indigenous people in the Democratic Republic of Congo by meeting with and educating -- as opposed to 'shaming and denouncing' -- slave owners.
ContinuaFonte: Advocacy Project Foto: Mr. Matabaro, leader of Burhinyi village in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with an activist and some of the people he set free. © Advocacy Project
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05.03.2008
The world has largely turned its attention away from humanitarian crises in Somalia, Sri Lanka, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Burma, but the world body shouldn't, said a prominent human rights group this week.
ContinuaFrom: Human Rights Watch Temi/paesi correlati: [Myanmar] [Somalia] [Sri Lanka] Foto: Congolese girl affected by war. © Refugees International
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14.02.2008
A journalist invokes scenes from her recent visit to a rural hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo before delving into the grossly underreported disparities between the American "Health Care World of Plenty" and the DRC's "Health Care World of Want."
ContinuaFonte: International Rescue Committee Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] Foto: In a hospital in the DRC. © Tiggy Ridley / United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
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08.02.2008
The International Criminal Court has arrested Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui, a high ranking member of a militia group that committed crimes against humanity in northeastern DRC and the third war crimes suspect from this country to be taken into custody in the Hague.
ContinuaFrom: Human Rights Watch Foto: UN peacekeepers arrive in Ituri province, DRC, where Ngudjolo reportedly committed his crimes. © Christophe Boulierac / DPI / United Nations
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05.02.2008
A powerful earthquake hit the border shared by Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo this Sunday, killing at least 33 people and injuring approximately 400.
ContinuaFonte: ReliefWeb UN OCHA Foto: The epicentre was located in Birava in the Bukavu province of DR Congo. © ReliefWeb UN OCHA
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05.02.2008
The announcement of the world's second largest internationally recognised and protected wetlands reserve in the Congo gets a thumbs-up from a leading environmental group "as a clear sign of the world’s increasing interest in the green heart of Africa."
ContinuaFonte: WWF International Foto: Millions dependent on the health of the Congo basin will benefit from the declaration of three new RAMSAR wetlands, including the world's second largest. © WWF Denis Landenbergue
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26.01.2008
NEW YORK, Jan 25 (OneWorld) - More than 1,000 people continue to die every day in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a result of armed conflict fueled predominantly by the world's thirst for gold and diamonds.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Consumo] [Conflitti] [Risoluzione dei conflitti] [Pace] Foto: Congolese children. © UniversalGiving
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25.01.2008
Peace may finally come to the war-weary Democratic Republic of Congo as the government recently reached an agreement with the armed rebels to halt violence after extensive negotiations in the Kivu regions, says the UN.
ContinuaFonte: United Nations Foto: Child soldiers in the DR Congo. © Amnesty International
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22.01.2008
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Temi/paesi correlati: [Genere] [Sessualità] [Attivismo] [Società civile] [Etica e sistemi di valori] [Giustizia e criminalità] [Conflitti] [Sicurezza] |
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22.01.2008
Conflict and its effects have killed an estimated 5.4 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 1998 and continue to kill up to 45,000 a month - the deadliest conflict since the Second World War, according to a major survey released today.
ContinuaFonte: International Rescue Committee Foto: Displaced people in eastern Congo © IRIN
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09.01.2008
Marred by President Joseph Kabila's absence, as well as ongoing violence and alleged government links with the armed rebels in the Kivus, the Congo peace conference is off to a bad start, reports a regional news source.
ContinuaFrom: The New Times (Kigali) Foto: Talks deemed 'unlikely' to bring peace to Congolese. © Refugees International
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08.01.2008
The deadly Ebola virus outbreak that struck the Democratic Republic of Congo last year prompted aid agencies to provide emergency assistance. Travel through the affected region with a humanitarian organization as they offer logistical support, supplies, and health training.
ContinuaFonte: International Rescue Committee Foto: The IRC distributes mattresses during Congo ebola outbreak. © The IRC / International Rescue Committee
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17.12.2007
Renewed fighting between army troops and rebel forces in the eastern province of North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, is worsening displacement among civilians in the area and leading to forced recruitment of displaced people, including children, as fighters.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Bambini] [Rifugiati] [Armi] [Conflitti] [Nazioni Unite] Foto: People displaced by conflict in the North Kivu region of the DRC. © Bob Kitchen / International Rescue Committee
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02.12.2007
A campaign featuring conferences, workshops, and marches seeks to highlight and curb the widespread incidence of sexual violence in the South Kivu region of the Democratic Repbulic of Congo.
ContinuaFonte: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network |
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25.11.2007
Fighting between rebels and government army in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo continued for a third day on Friday driving hundreds of families from their homes.
ContinuaFonte: ActionAid Asia |
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15.11.2007
As fighting has increased in the Democratic Republic of Congo, so has the frequency of rape -- to the point that many women feel safer sleeping in the forest than spending nights in their own homes.
ContinuaFonte: International Rescue Committee Foto: Women confide in IRC’s Sarah Mosley (left) and Julie Gubanja (right), who assist survivors of sexual violence. © Bob Kitchen / International Rescue Committee
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02.11.2007
As natural disasters ravish the Caribbean and Central Africa, the United Nations has announced the launch of a new office that will use space technology to reduce and prevent disasters around the world.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Congo Brazzaville] [Repubblica Dominicana] [Haiti] Foto: The world pictured from outer space. © Michael Klare / MediaChannel
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