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Congo: A Touch of Hope in The War without End

A man rests his hand on a child looking at volunteers who had gathered to entertain some of the population living at a camp for Internally Displaced People in Kibati, just north of the North Kivu provincial capital city of Goma. The UN Security Council approved an extra 3,000 peacekeeping troops to help end conflict in eastern DR Congo, where fresh fighting erupted earlier in the day. (AFP/Roberto Schmidt)

A man cradles his son as he stares intensely at the camera; the baby, secure in the strong arms of his father, playfully touches the man's mouth with an outstretched finger. Only the rough bandages swaddling the legs of the chubby infant tell a bigger story, the story of a war without end, and of those men, women, ordinary families, caught up in the fighting in eastern Congo.

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