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The UN and the DRC

Article published on the 2008-12-16 Latest update 2008-12-18 15:04 TU

 

Members of the Indian batallion of the UN Organisation Mission in the DRC, in Goma(Photo: UN/Marie Frechon)

Members of the Indian batallion of the UN Organisation Mission in the DRC, in Goma
(Photo: UN/Marie Frechon)

Duncan Woorside travels to the Democratic Republic of Congo to investigate the role of United Nations peacekeeping forces there and to find out why the country continues to be ravaged by conflict.

Crossroads: DRC and the UN

16/12/2008 by Duncan Woorside

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