Follow artists Fulu Miziki as they dance and sing through Kinshasa.

Often considered collateral damage instead of a war crime, sexual violence has, for centuries, been instrumentalised to control and terrorise entire communities in conflict zones. Can we end the use of this insidious tool of war, and how effective are legal frameworks in prosecuting culprits?

Often considered collateral damage instead of a
war crime, sexual violence has, for centuries, been instrumentalised to control and terrorise entire communities in conflict zones. Can we end the use of this insidious tool of war, and how effective are legal frameworks in prosecuting culprits?

Often considered collateral damage instead of a war crime, sexual violence has, for centuries, been instrumentalised to control and terrorise entire communities in conflict zones. Can we end the use of this insidious tool of war, and how effective are legal frameworks in prosecuting culprits?

One of the major political documentaries of 2018

Explosive portrait of three young grassroots activists fighting for free elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Félicité sings in a bar in Kinshasa. When her 14-year-old son has a motorcycle accident, she goes on a frantic search through the streets of Kinshasa, a world of music and dreams.

Journalist, Nicholas Kristof, investigates the growing humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and reflects on the flaws of modern journalism

Testimonial of women’s power to survive the violence of war

Powerful insight into UK links to conflict minerals