Rebel forces and government-backed militias in Eastern Congo are deliberately killing civilians, Human Rights Watch has found. Jessie Graham reports.
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Displaced people await food distribution in Goma, eastern Congo, in November 2008. Fighting between the rebel leader Laurent Nkunda and government soldiers and their allied militias has led to the displacement of a quarter of a million people and the deaths of hundreds of civilians since late August.
Rebel forces and government-backed militias in Eastern Congo are deliberately killing civilians, Human Rights Watch has found. Last week, at least 50 people were murdered in the town of Kiwanja when government forces and their allies seized the town. Human Rights Watch says the international community must do more to protect civilians in North Kivu Province. Jessie Graham reports.
