Google News Alert for: site:http://www.alertnet.org/ Congo
AlertNet is a secular initiative by Reuters- to report on human rights issues, we have often sourced these articles, and researched different sources for our own information, which was correlated, and formed into articles. As part of our own "See what we see" initiative, we are allowing our readers to view these sources also- for a fuller picture than we with limited resources can give at present.
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| Congo crisis: Concern back in Masisi Reuters AlertNet - London,England,UK Concern's team in Goma, in the North Kivu province of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, have managed to supply 1500 blankets to newly displaced families ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Latest from Congo: the war just got closer - Rebecca Wynn Reuters AlertNet - London,England,UK Today the European Union will meet to talk about the situation in the eastern Congo. The people of Congo are still living on the edge with little protection ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Medical Teams International volunteers head to conflict-ridden Congo Reuters AlertNet - London,England,UK 10, 2008) Four medical aid workers with Medical Teams International depart this week for eastern Congo where thousands of families are on the run—fleeing ... See all stories on this topic | ||
Reuters AlertNet - London,England,UK GOMA, DR CONGO, 10 November 2008--While official figures of newly displaced people in crowded camps around Goma are still being determined, another reality ... See all stories on this topic |
Note from South African Catholic:
Since Humanitarian group: Caritas Internationalis, and news service Agenzia Fides started to report on the renewed troubles in the DRC, we have seen a great escalation in the situation there. We do not endorse the sites linked to, nor guarantee their content or the accuracy of their information, this is simply for those interested in a broader view of the topic, other than our own, or what our resources can as yet muster.
Marc Aupiais
Editor of South African Catholic
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