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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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        14 December 2021

        The DRC crisis, explained

        Crisis is not new in the DRC, but the nature of its particular humanitarian emergency has changed over time. Here are 5 things to know about the current DRC crisis as we end 2021 and enter 2022.
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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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        Syria Education Appeal

        • Millions of children being denied a proper education

        • Roughly double the number of Irish children can't go to school

        • 40% of Syria's school infrastructure destroyed due to conflict

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