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          Driven from home in DRC

          20-year-old Prudence still does not know the whereabouts of her friends from the village. Photo: Marie Madden/Concern Worldwide
          20-year-old Prudence still does not know the whereabouts of her friends from the village. Photo: Marie Madden/Concern Worldwide
          News2 May 2018Marie Madden

          Concern Worldwide's Marie Madden meets the women separated from friends, family and their homes by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the DRC. 

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          Bulengo camp, one of the newest camps in DRC, around 400 people with disabilities have organised a group and elected representatives. The camp is built on ground made of broken volcanic rocks, and heavy rains almost daily leave the ground muddy and wet, making it inhospitable and sometimes impassable for people using crutches or wheelchairs. They say they struggle to access the few services available, including the distribution of food and medical facilities.
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          26 June 2024

          The Democratic Republic of the Congo crisis, explained: Five things to know in 2024

          For decades, one of the world’s deadliest, longest-running crises has been unfolding in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Until recently, you probably hadn't heard much about it. Here's what you need to know.
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          4 September 2018

          In Rwanda, an amazing secret spurs a new journey

          Find out about 2 remarkable women’s experiences with Concern in Rwanda during and after the genocide, and their amazing story of survival, redemption, and hope.
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          19 June 2018

          “Without peace, there is no hope”: the displaced voices of war

          On World Refugee Day, Concern shares stories from some of the 1.1 million displaced people forced to flee their homes in Central African Republic because of conflict
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