History of The Democratic Republic of The Congo - Continued Conflicts

Continued Conflicts

The fragility of the state has allowed continued violence and human rights abuses in the east. There are three significant centers of conflict.

Ituri, where MONUC has proved unable to contain the numerous militia and groups driving the Ituri conflict

Northern Katanga, where Mai-Mai created by Laurent Kabila slipped out of the control of Kinshasa.

In October 2009 a new conflict started in Dongo, Sud-Ubangi District where clashes had broken out over access to fishing ponds.

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