Congo-Kinshasa: 'We're Afraid to Return Home' - Uprooted Again, Congolese Civilians Face Hunger and More Insecurity

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Congo-Kinshasa: 'We're Afraid to Return Home' - Uprooted Again, Congolese Civilians Face Hunger and More Insecurity

Around 700,000 people were forced to leave Goma, one of the biggest cities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) when it fell in January to rebels, known as M23. With the conflict spreading, many of them are on the move again but a return home is no guarantee of safety.

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‘We’re afraid to return home’: Uprooted again, Congolese civilians face hunger and more insecurity

Around 700,000 people were forced to leave Goma, one of the biggest cities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) when it fell in January to rebels, known as M23. With the conflict spreading, many of them are on the move again but a return home is no guarantee of safety.

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In January, some 700,000 people were forced to flee Goma, one of the largest cities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), when it fell to rebels known as M23. As the conflict spreads, many Congolese are on the move again, but returning home is no guarantee of survival.

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Around 700,000 people were forced to leave Goma, one of the biggest cities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) when it fell in January to rebels, known as M23. With the conflict spreading, many of them are on the move again but a return home is no guarantee of safety. UN Africa News The post ‘We’re afraid to return home’: Uprooted again, Congolese civilians face hunger and more insecurity appeared first on Africa Global Village.