'Timid' aid response hurts Congolese displaced by M23 conflict
Republish this article GOMA/MASISI, Democratic Republic of the Congo Feza Wineza left her displacement camp in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo one morning in April, seeking food for her young son who did not have enough to eat. When she returned three days later, she said her child had died of hunger. “He was a good child; he was very humble,” Wineza told The New Humanitarian from Kalinga camp, which is perched on slopes surrounding the town of Masisi, in the restive province of North
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