Understanding Sexual Violence in Congo

Update: 2010-11-10

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For our first podcast episode, we go to the Democratic Republic of Congo, a region that has been called the "rape capital of the world." Jocelyn Kelly and Dr. Julie VanRooyen, both of the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, have spoken extensively with rape victims and perpetrators in the region and share their findings.

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Understanding Sexual Violence in Congo

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Understanding Sexual Violence in Congo

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Understanding Sexual Violence in Congo