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these are some of the remotest areas of the d.r. congo. as dawn breaks free men are preparing for a long journey. they're traveling salesman training in kosov a flower and palm oil in the villages they work for smile. before going on a mobile going there should be a should know be on what it was you were doing what you do does your mom work on the topic or you want obama's to kill them all so much do you go one on one ok one your big. man and his companions a setting out on an arduous one hundred sixty kilometer journey through villages in the country south. it'll probably take them around four or five days. if. you look at the little. ones with. most of the villages are in the middle of nowhere and reaching them means travelling on dirt tracks so the congolese improvise. they converge and reinforce their bicycles to withstand the poor conditions and up to three hundred kilos of merchandise. if you'll live with son of. a walk into the market if you know school you know them be sure to put a foot or put a foot in the kitchen and i will put.

next turn allies capital that's what's been going on under the current system take places like the d.r. congo it's not too difficult to see that is the correct zation of the existing situation the chief beneficiary of foreign beneficiary of the current system is being china right so china if you look at east africa for example intra e a c. exports have been flat for four years china's exports into east africa have gone up sixty seven percent so let's if we're trying to identify a particular issue that is what i shew is then to say that you know we don't want to compete with our fellow africans oh and that stuff stephen let me take it back to you and can you be briefly because sadly we're running out of time which brings me back to capacity it sounds exceedingly complicated and my question to you is do african governments in the first instance have the capacity to monitor and to implement this in order to protect themselves from some of the dangers that have been highlighted in our conversation today. i mean martin for me it's just opposing capacity and will choose will it differently has to d

next turn allies capital that's what's been going on under the current system take places like the d.r. congo it's not too difficult to see that is the correct characterization of the existing situation the chief beneficiary of foreign beneficiary of the current system is being china right so china if you look at east africa for example intra e a c. exports have been flat for four years china's exports into east africa have gone up sixty seven percent so let's if we're trying to identify a particular issue that is what i shew is then to say that you know we don't want to compete with our fellow africans oh and that stuff stephen let me take it back to you and can you be briefly because sadly we're running out of time which brings me back to capacity it sounds exceedingly complicated in my question to you is do african governments in the first instance have the capacity to monitor and to implement this in order to protect themselves from some of the dangers that have been highlighted in our conversation today. i mean martin for me it's just opposing capacity and will choose will it differently

he is a gynecologist from congo who's treated women who've suffered injuries after being raped in the d.r. see rape and sexual abuse have been used as weapons of war in several african countries for example celts have done the democratic republic of congo the central african republic and mali all countries torn by years of conflicts now when it comes to rape in conflicts impunity is still the norm the perpetrators of those who carry out and direct violence usually escape justice or even sanction i'm now joined by dr chu say to me being gay she's an author and specialist on gender based violence and she's based at the university of stanford in the united states while come to you dr what perpetrates is that one to begin by asking you that we we've often observed sexual violence being used as as a weapon of war as a tactic in war in conflict zones in africa what in what ways do we see this being manifested. there you undefined sexual violence in conflicts as rape forced marriage forced prostitution forced abortion forced air and i think . and any type of sexual violence that compared compara