DRC: The Never-Ending War | ARTE.tv Documentary

Two years ago, the M23 militia went on the offensive again in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This armed group controls part of the North Kivu region, massacring and expelling civilians and waging a merciless war against the authorities. A report on a forgotten conflict.


DRC: The Never-Ending War | ARTE.tv Documentary
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[st-qtce]

This “forgotten” conflict has been in progress for over half my life at this point. Heartbreaking.

[BarbaraCorrias-mhen]

How much suffering, and still these people have their dreams. Thank you for talking about this forgotten conflict

[ALTHEGREAT]

I spent a short amount of time in Kanyaruchinya last November. The humanitarian situation was bad. And really the security situation was about to blow. Things seem to continue to deteriorate.

This documentary is fantastic and very well done. 👏

[denisdrille]

I think the world should see this documentary

[kristinalewis]

would go in this direction, I am 75 and got my dream job at 69. My Rwandan folks are delightful and did try to explain the deal with M-23 but I always thought they were the bad guys, This documentary cleared things up and now I have more understanding so thank you! We live in gifted life in America

[RuthTimothy-fmdi]

Yes thank you too for the journalist shedding light to the world

[farhanatoerien]

Courage to the medical and care staff working to help in this situation ❤❤Love

[stevedrane]

Thank you for a hard hitting article. . .
Great journalism. .

[johnsensserwadda]

I love congo..may God see her through these never ending troubles.

[kwanelemacose]

South African army has always been sending members to bring peace in DRC.🇿🇦

[NgolaNalane]

Congo is such a beautiful place. Cannot appreciate it's beauty with all of its war

[jacobthesettler]

Follow the money u will get the answer why this conflict exist on the first place,
Diamonds
Gold
Oil
Cobalt
Copper
Minerals
Coltan

[klausrain]

I'm an American and I visited Kenya in the 70s for about 6 months. I know it's not the Congo, but the people are similar. It was one of the best chapters of my whole life, everybody spoke English as a second language to me. I didn't need to learn any Swahili. They were all very nice to me and some of the women there were the most beautiful I've ever seen. I also smoked a LOT of very powerful weed (I don't do that anymore). I also chewed a lot of khat, but they called it marungi then. I loved my time there and didn't want to leave. I finally left because I had some business to take care of up in Denmark. I had hoped to go back to Kenya, but I never did. (Seeing this video obviously reminded me of Kenya because it looks almost the same). Mombasa was my favorite place in Kenya, but Nairobi was very nice. So was Kisumu. 😂

[girishn]

Beautyful africa, African childern most beautyful people in the planet lots of love from India❤️💜💖🇮🇳

[olejnik]

Aren't some of those Fighters Rwandan soldiers? They seem to be highly equiped for a militant and they are wearing rwandan camo and equipment like vests in MARPAT that they also use.

[Alec.]

I love all these forgotten conflicts that receive so much attention

[SinelizwiMondi]

God bless DRC more love from ❤South Africa 🇿🇦

[billiebleach]

This sickens me. All this unnecessary death and suffering laid upon people who never had a moment of peace and prosperity in their life. All they know is hardship and they undergo it in a both stoic and dignified fashion that demands tremendous respect. They live in what should be one of the richest countries in the world but are some of the poorest people in the world. It’s such a damn shame and it makes me incurably sad. I hope Africa finds a way out of the circle of war and conflict and begins to make sure that everyone can enjoy the riches of their magnificent continent.

[MrJohhnycongo]

As a Pastor in Africa I have to ask the Church, - globally, in Africa and in the region of eastern DR Congo, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi: "where is the fruit of the Gospel of Peace"? Is the perpetuated war about ethnic conflict or disguised profit from conflict minerals? While the trauma continues, - and the global church remains blind, - the DRC is unstable, poor, exploited and an embarrasment for Africa!