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African Leaders Meet To Discuss Crisis In Congo
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The Rwandan president Paul Kagame, however, will not attend.
Read more...iPhone 5 Hype Perpetuates Human Rights Violations
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Tin Ore, one of the four "conflict minerals" at the heart of this conflict.
Why are we continuing to ignore the greatest human rights crisis since World War II?
Read more...Violence In Congo Leaves No Excuses For Target, Wal-Mart
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Congo scrambles for resources but retailers don't care.
Read more...Conflict-Free Resolutions Help Stem Violence In The Congo
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How your cell phone could be fostering rape.
Conflict-Free Minerals Reform In The Congo: What You Can Do
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Why not focus the fight for conflict-free reform on college campuses?
Read more...Conflict Minerals Foment Violence In The Congo
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Supply chain transparency is needed, as a step toward ending the violence in the Congo.
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