the Congo war is being fought online.
Jeez.The Internet as war weapon.
The Congolese Mai-Mai rebellion homepage.
Thanks Ingrid.
posted by LouisAntoine @ 4:25 PM
Sunday, February 05, 2006
The Internet as war weapon.
The Congolese Mai-Mai rebellion homepage.
Thanks Ingrid.
Shooting a documentary in Goma, Congo, and what happened after that.
Resources/Blogs
- louisabelman[[AT]]fastmail.fm
- The Goma Film Project
- HEAL Africa (formerly DOCS)
- Congo fact page
- U.N. Mission in Congo
- Amnesty International: Congo-DRC
- Human Rights Watch: Congo-DRC
- Google News: Congo
- The Pole Institute
- AllAfrica: Congo-Kinshasa
- My article in the IHT
- My article in CampusProgress
- The Malau
- The exiled Afrikan
- Congo Watch
- Black Looks by an African Fem
- Jewels in the Jungle
- Comprehensive: Pole on gender-based violence in North Kivu
Photos
Previous Posts
- Gomasat
- Rutshuru shelled; Nkunda on the loose
- The Lancet's Congo Mortality Survey
- At home for the holidays and travelling. I'll b...
- muggin'
- Soon, soon, you’re a balloon…
- Political statements
- Too much gun talk
- On the march
- A little dreamlike...
2 purrs/hisses:
Hello Louis.
If you have not already seen it, I thought you would be interested in seeing a video clip trailer of the movie documentary Invisible Children.
http://ugandawatch.blogspot.com/2006/02/northern-ugandas-invisible-children.html
Ooohh. I see that the official media spokesman for the notorious Mai-Mai rebels has been very busy. Must be rough trying to update the Mai-Mai website between brutal raids on innocent villagers and trying to stay one step ahead of Kabila's troops and UN peacekeepers.
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