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Operation: Stop the Dehumanization of Women!  A Grassroots Community Effort by Women's Studies Seminar Fall'10 Class, SCCC

The mass rape of more than 300 women, several men and children in villages deep in the forest of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo at the beginning of August, has renewed momentum to tackle the sexual violence in what Wallstrom has called "the rape capital of the world".

Lindsey Hilsum in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 12 October 2010 21.0

STOP RAPE IN THE CONGO NOW!