DR Congo: An Untold Genocide is a harrowing account of the untold stories from the heart of Central Africa, where violence, carnage, and persecution have left an indelible mark on the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Author Devigny Sedar presents burning testimonies from victims, crafting a macabre historiography that vividly depicts the wave of suffering endured by the inhabitants of this troubled region. Through meticulous research and poignant narratives, Sedar unveils the roots of armed conflicts in this immense jungle of tribulations.
The book sheds light on the plight of women, who have borne the brunt of sexual violence, leaving them with deep, enduring scars. It also explores the tragic reality of children forcibly conscripted into armed groups, coerced into defending their territory.
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