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"Pascal and Vestine are alive in Congo, but still not home," Michael Kavanagh, World Focus
27 Mar 2009 15:35:19 GMT
Source: Pulitzer center
 

Worldfocus has been reporting on the crisis in Congo in the country’s volatile eastern region since last fall. In December, we followed one family caught up in the fighting and displaced by the war in “War in DR Congo: The story of Pascal and Vestine.” Since then, the Bumbari family has been forced to flee for a third time.

Last month, Michael J. Kavanagh of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting went back to eastern Congo to find out what happened. Together with Lisa Biagiotti, he produced the update to Pascal and Vestine’s story.

Read Michael’s post on what he saw in Congo’s most remote areas: War still rages on in corners of eastern Congo.





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