Congo clashes claim more victims
Updated on 06 November 2008
As thousands flee eastern DR Congo, Channel 4 News finds evidence of brutality by Tutsi rebel forces.
This programme has discovered the bodies of civilians in the eastern Congo - victims of rebel troops who have been fighting government forces.
We came across at least a dozen corpses after Tutsi rebels retook the town of Kiwanja, in the east of the country, following two days of bitter fighting.
Conflict and instability has caused an estimated 250,000 people to flee their homes in the past month. Kiwanja has changed hands several times in the past two weeks.
Our foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Miller, who has been based in the eastern capital Goma for the past week, travelled to Kiwanja, on the northern edge of rebel-held territory.
Viewers may find images in the accompanying report disturbing.
