by Cathy Newman
Why I admire Angelina for taking on the taboos
Channel 4 News accompanied Angelina Jolie on a mission to Congo earlier this year. The actress made the gruelling trip despite undergoing major surgery, writes Cathy Newman.
The UN authorises an unprecedented military unit to fight rebel groups, alone or with the Congolese army, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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William Hague and Angelina Jolie travel to refugee camps in the heart of Africa as part of a campaign to end what's been called the monstrosity of our age - warzone rape. Cathy Newman reports.
by Cathy Newman
Warzone rape: a plea to the president of Congo
Visiting Congo with film star Angelina Jolie, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague goes to Kinshasa to lobby President Kabila to back their campaign against warzone rape.
by Cathy Newman
Repairing the appalling injuries of warzone rape
Cathy Newman writes from the DR Congo after meeting the doctors who treat the "battered and bleeding" victims of warzone rape.
by Jonathan Miller
Judgement day coming for Congo's 'Terminator'
Appearing for the first time at the ICC, renegade Congolese General Bosco Ntaganda was informed of the breathtaking array of charges against him, writes Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller.
by Cathy Newman
The challenge of ending warzone rape
Foreign Secretary William Hague and film star turned UN envoy Angelina Jolie have jointly launched a campaign to end warzone rape but, as Cathy Newman writes, there are many obstacles in the way.
by Cathy Newman
Warzone rape: Angelina Jolie and William Hague fly to Africa
Angelina Jolie and William Hague fly into the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of their battle against the use of rape as a weapon of war.
Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, known as "The Terminator", hands himself into the US Embassy in the Rwandan capital.
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FactCheck Q&A: The shady regimes that still get UK aid
Rwanda will see its aid budget reduced amid allegations it is helping rebels in the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. Who else gets our money - and are their hands clean?
