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The lives of endangered animals in south africa but for how long. And prosy wonderwall come to africa its good to have you along now we often report on the shifting front lines of civil wars and power struggles between different armed groups on the continent but today were switching off focus to the civilians caught in the middle of these conflicts were going to talk about the ordinary people whose lives are deal by violence and death and ask what if anything is being done to help them overcome the psychological trauma they suffer you hear 1st from cameroon where a separatist conflict has killed more than 3000 people and forced nearly a 1000000 others from their homes and where rape and other atrocities a widespread. Blase all spoke to 119 year old victim and people trying to help a word of warning some viewers may find some scenes distressing. 19 year old miriam not her real name is gripped by mental pain. Last year cummings who had just entered her village shooting and burning down h
Island prosy wonderwall come to africa its good to have you along now we often report on the shifting front lines of civil wars and power struggles between different on groups on the continent but today were switching off focus to the civilians caught in the middle of these conflicts were going to talk about the ordinary people whose lives by violence and death and ask what if anything is being done to help them overcome the psychological trauma they suffer you hear 1st from cameroon where a separatist conflict has killed more than 3000 people and forced nearly a 1000000 others from their homes and where rape and other atrocities a widespread. Blase ong spoke to 119 year old victim and people trying to help a word of warning some viewers may find some scenes distressing. 19 year old miriam not her real name is gripped by mental pain. Last year come armed soldiers and her village shooting and burning down homes. She fled to the forest for safety but instead she was gang raped and became