“It was very important to me to come to DRC and to talk directly to the people here. They people have the same dream: to be able to go back home. To make this dream come true, to ensure sustainable food security, DRC needs a just peace and a sustainable political solution. I will be the voice of these people for the world”, Ertharin Cousin, WFP executive director said after meeting with internally displaced people in Goma, eastern DRC. (WFP/Junior Kannah)
During her visit to DRC, WFP Executive Director, Ertharin Cousin met internally displaced people, especially women, who are the first victims of violence. Muhami, whose little girl was abused by armed men, told Cousin her story. We are sharing it with you. As most of the displaced people, Muhami has only one dream: a just peace that will allow her to go back home and rebuild her life.
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- 22 April 2013 Land of Bounty in South East of DRC
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3 January 2013 Families In DR Congo Return Home As Violence Subsides -
22 December 2012 Home After The Fighting In Eastern DR Congo -
11 December 2012 Howard G. Buffett Foundation & WFP: Helping DRC's Conflict Displaced -
4 December 2012 High Energy Biscuits airlift for DRC -
28 November 2012 DRC: Feeding The Hungry In A Conflict Zone -
27 November 2012 Food In Times Of Turmoil In Eastern DRC - 26 November 2012 DRC: Displaced Woman Buys Local Food With WFP Vouchers

