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Q&A: Why ‘Rape Victims Must Talk About Their Trauma’

By Rousbeh Legatis
Rape is often perceived as an individual trauma, but in reality its impact extends far beyond a single person and instead affects entire communities, complicating the already challenging task of helping victims of sexual violence.

To Press for Peace in Kivus, Donors Should Hold Aid, Report Says

By Jim Lobe
Major donors to Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) should withhold aid to both governments until they comply with prior agreements to pacify the DRC's mineral-rich Kivu provinces, states a new report released Thursday by the International Crisis Group.

U.N. Report Links Rwanda to Congolese Violence

By Ethan Freedman
After weeks of delay, the United Nations released Monday its full annex by the U.N. Security Council condemning the Rwandan government for its support of Congolese rebels.
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