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Worldfocus receives two Emmy nominations!

In the Newsroom

July 14, 2009
Worldfocus receives two Emmy nominations!

Worldfocus received two Emmy nominations today for our reporting on Africa. "Crisis in Congo" was nominated for best story and "21st Century Africa" was nominated for outstanding feature story.

Congo’s crisis continues; mass rapes and scarce resources

Blogwatch

April 10, 2009
Congo’s crisis continues; mass rapes and scarce resources

The United Nations has said joint efforts between Rwanda and Congo represent real hope in a war that has raged for more than a decade. But since late January, Human Rights Watch cites continued insecurity, reporting that over 180 civilians have been killed and at least 90 women and girls have been raped.

Pascal and Vestine are alive in Congo, but still not home

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March 26, 2009
Pascal and Vestine are alive in Congo, but still not home

Correspondent Michael J. Kavanagh returned to eastern Congo last month and found Pascal and Vestine. We interviewed the Bumbaris last year, and since, they've fled for a third time and are now in a new refugee camp.

War still rages on in corners of eastern Congo

In the Newsroom

March 26, 2009
War still rages on in corners of eastern Congo

Correspondent Michael J. Kavanagh returned to eastern Congo last month to try to understand the conflicting news coming out of the region. He reports on what he saw in Congo's most remote areas: Victims of attempted massacres and kidnappings, sex slaves and torture victims.

Congolese rebel leader is arrested in Rwanda

Perspectives

January 23, 2009
Congolese rebel leader is arrested in Rwanda

Congolese rebel leader General Laurent Nkunda has been arrested in Rwanda, a country that had been accused of supporting him. A Worldfocus contributing blogger discusses why Nkunda has lost the support of Rwanda's leaders.

Rape as a weapon of war in DR Congo

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December 16, 2008
Rape as a weapon of war in DR Congo

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, war has raged for more than a decade. The United Nations estimates that 200,000 women and children have been raped in that time, some victims as young as three years old.

Rehabilitating rape victims and families in Congo

Web Original Video

December 16, 2008
Rehabilitating rape victims and families in Congo

Michael J. Kavanagh and Taylor Krauss reported on the crisis in eastern Congo for Worldfocus and highlight efforts to rehabilitate rape victims and their families in eastern Congo, presenting a short video about the ventures of one counseling organization.

War in DR Congo: The story of Pascal and Vestine

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December 3, 2008
War in DR Congo: The story of Pascal and Vestine

In the last year alone, more than a million people have fled the fighting in eastern Congo. Worldfocus correspondent Michael Kavanagh tells one family's story.

Detained by Congo’s secret police

In the Newsroom

December 3, 2008
Detained by Congo’s secret police

Video journalist Taylor Krauss reports on the conflict in eastern Congo with Michael Kavanagh and describes their detention by Congo's notorious secret police.

Giving a human face to Congo’s conflict

In the Newsroom

December 3, 2008
Giving a human face to Congo’s conflict

Michael Kavanagh of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting writes about his experience covering the conflict in eastern Congo for Worldfocus.

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