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On AlterNet: congo

Stories, blog posts, and videos tagged as "congo"

How the U.S. Can Make Partial Amends for Its Negligence During the Rwandan Genocide

How the U.S. Can Make Partial Amends for Its Negligence During the Rwandan Genocide

Linda Milazzo, Georgianne Nienaber, AlterNet. February 18, 2009.
Congolese populist movement requests urgent meeting with Hillary Rodham Clinton and U.N. ambassador Rice.

The Atrocities Committed Against Women and Girls in the Congo Defy Imagination

The Atrocities Committed Against Women and Girls in the Congo Defy Imagination

Marianne Schnall, Women's Media Center. February 7, 2009.
Six-month-old babies are being raped; men with AIDs are intentionally infecting women. Eve Ensler has a campaign to help end the terror.

Let's Start This New Era of Hope by Preventing Genocide in the Congo

Let's Start This New Era of Hope by Preventing Genocide in the Congo

Eve Ensler, Huffington Post. November 3, 2008.
Eastern Congo is about to spin out of control and tumble into full-scale war. Let that be the place where this new era of hope starts.

Enough!  The Campaign to End Genocide

Enough! The Campaign to End Genocide

Brave New Films, Brave New Films AlterNet: Video. August 18, 2008.
Ryan Gosling and John Prendergast discuss ways to end crimes against humanity.

Protecting the Women of the Congo

Protecting the Women of the Congo

Stephen Lewis, The Nation. April 24, 2008.
Women in the Congo are suffering such horrific violence that "vaginal destruction" is now a local medical term. Where is the UN?

Ten Reasons to Suspect

Ten Reasons to Suspect "Save Darfur" is a PR Scam

Bruce Dixon, Black Agenda Report. November 29, 2007.
As the "Save Darfur" lobby grows in power, here are ten reasons to be more critical about the supposedly humanitarian mission.