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AFRICAN STREAM SPILLS TRUTH ABOUT CONGO TO U.S. STUDENTS!
African Stream’s Erick Gavala recently chatted with US university students about the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Little is understood about the giant central African state apart from news about death and destruction. Derick Gavala enjoyed educating the eager students on Congo’s colossal potential: Its vast mineral wealth and proud African culture. His presentation demonstrated why the DRC would be a superpower if foreign intervention and attacks didn’t cause havoc, the internal displacement of more than 7 million people, the deaths of at least 6 million, corruption and resource theft. These facts are generally unknown to Western audiences.
However, in this clip, one student testified that mass ignorance about the Congo proves deliberate misreporting and lack of reporting. That’s compared to the extensive mainstream media coverage of Israel’s military onslaught on the Gaza Strip that his generation has been exposed to.
Have a watch, and let us know your thoughts on how more people can learn the truth about the Congo...
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U.N. PROBES MASS GRAVE AT LIBYA-TUNISIA BORDER
The UN human rights chief says his office is investigating reports of another mass grave in the desert along the Libya-Tunisia border. It follows the discovery in March of a site containing the bodies of 65 migrants in southwest Libya’s al-Jahriya valley. The circumstances of their deaths remain unknown, but it’s believed they died while being smuggled through the desert.
Volker Turk, the UN Human Rights High Commissioner, said crimes were being committed against migrants and refugees ‘at scale, with impunity’ by State and non-State actors. They include torture, forced labour and mass expulsions. There are also reports of human traffickers taking migrants hostage and killing them if ransom demands are not met.
During a July 9th Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva, Libyan authorities were urged to co-operate with the UN’s latest probe into the atrocities.
Libya’s has become part of a deadly transit route for migrants trying to reach Europe via the southern Mediterranean.