Name: コンゴのコンニ、M23、そしてコンゴの真の反乱軍 (Kony, M23, and the Real Rebels of Congo)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:46:19.000Z
Duration: 53 min 59 s
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THOMAS MORTON: You notice the soil here is super dark, and

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that is because in addition to being surrounded by rebel

groups, Goma also sits at the base of an active volcano.

Even from the land up, this area is just in a constant

Goma's the capitol city of the North Kivu Province of the

Democratic Republic of Congo, and is situation in one of the

world's worst geopolitical neighborhoods.

To the southeast, there's the Rwandan border, which largely

consists of mountain jungles through which scores of Hutu

militants passed in the wake of the 1994 Rwandan genocide,

fleeing the revenge of President Paul Kagame's newly

elected Tutsi government for their role in the massacre.

This armed migration directly contributed to the escalation

of the First and Second Congo Wars, in which an estimated 5

It was also through this transportation corridor that

the Lord's Resistance Army, led by the infamous Joseph

Kony, crossed the border from Uganda and drove deep into the

While "Kony 2012" drew a lot of criticism for being less

than diligent when it came to framing the quote unquote

"facts" the documentary cited, what it did reveal is that the

best way to reach jungle-bound dissidents wasn't through

social media, but through good, old fashioned

mostly in the tried and true forms of leaflet drops and

-We don't benefit anything if we lie to you.

And I'm sure you're going to decide to enter the DDR

THOMAS MORTON: So when the United Nations extended an

invitation to embed with their operation in several locations

across the country, our team gladly accepted.

IAN ROWE: DDR is the Desarmement, Demobilization,

Repatriation, Reinsertion, and Reintegration Program.

The focus of the program is on foreign commands that are

There's national reintegration programs which take over and

The main approach that DDRRR has for trying to convince

voluntary surrenders for subsequent repatriation is by

This involves using radio messages over FM networks.

IAN ROWE: There's messages calling for them to lay down

It lets them know that it is still possible to go home.

Their families will be waiting for them and there's programs

that will help them reinsert into their society.

-This is one of our camps, the transit camp.

And in this camp, we feed them three times a day.

We provide them lodging, not this best one that you may

think about, because we want to keep that temporarily so

We also give them access to telephone so that they can

call their friends, relatives, and loved ones.

-Now, I will like to invite Mr. [INAUDIBLE]

I guess it's supposed to represent peace of some sort,

but it kind of looks like one of those evil war birds from

So we're out on MONUSCO Base, the far eastern side, right on

There's a whole bunch of rebel groups that kind of mix and

merge and cross borders and take over this place.

The one most people know about, the Lord's Resistance

Army, or LRA, are kind of the most notorious for their

tactics, for using child soldiers, for abducting

There's another group called the M23, and are actually

officially about 20 or 40 kilometers outside the city

These wars have been going on since the '90s in different

It's basically a permanent state of war for

It just varies, who they're fighting, at any one given

And so we're going to go with a little patrol, hopefully not

THOMAS MORTON: We got into Goma this morning.

We just hooked up with a troop of Uruguay and UN soldiers who

are going to give us a little tour of the city--

see what a town that's basically spent 20 years at

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