A democratic republic of congo has suffered from war rebel attacks and deadly diseases for decades but the situation has deteriorated even further more recently more and more people are being killed in raids by armed groups and the congolese people have reached a breaking point a recent attack that killed 8 people in the eastern city of beni was blamed on rebel fighters from the allied Democratic Forces or a. D. F. Prompting an angry response from local people and much of their fury was directed at the uns peacekeeping mission protesters who say the troops and not keeping them safe stormed to the u. N. Compound on monday and torched the Mayors Office and several other buildings chaos and gunfire followed and there were more deaths the u. N. Denies that its peacekeepers used live rounds and called for calm but on tuesday protesters tried to force their way into another u. N. Base. We have. Our troops and our Police Officers who are trained right control who provided protection to our co
Buildings are set on fire and u. N. Peacekeepers told to go home protesters in democratic republic of congress say theyre not steering me a child and not protecting civilians risk rebel attacks so whats going wrong all u. N. Troops really failing the congolese this is inside story. However and welcome to the program im a stasi attacking the democratic republic of congo has suffered from war rebel attacks and deadly diseases for decades but the situation has deteriorated even further more recently more and more people are being killed in raids by armed groups and the congolese people have reached a breaking point a recent attack that killed 8 people in the eastern city of beni was blamed on rebel fighters from the allied Democratic Forces an a. D. F. Prompting an angry response from local people and much of their fury was directed at the uns peacekeeping mission protesters who say the troops and not keeping them safe stormed to the u. N. Compound on monday and torched the Mayors Office
U. N. Buildings are set on fire and u. N. Peacekeepers told to go home protesters in democratic republic of congress say theyre not stealing their child and not protecting civilians from risk rebel attacks so whats going wrong all u. N. Troops really failing the congolese this is inside story. However and welcome to the program im the stasi attacking the democratic republic of congo has suffered from war rebel attacks and deadly diseases for decades but the situation has deteriorated even further more recently more and more people are being killed in raids by armed groups and the congolese people have reached a breaking point a recent attack that killed 8 people in the eastern city of beni was blamed on rebel fighters from the allied Democratic Forces an a. D. F. Prompting an angry response from local people and much of their fury was directed at the uns peacekeeping mission protesters who say the troops and not keeping them safe stormed to the u. N. Compound on monday and torched the
Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own Youtube Channel to speak directly to his fans. Three years later, he went on to savage the nations ruling elite in his video im angry. Within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. Anes tina became a symbol of the nations disenfranchised youth, fed up wit
You are up to date on the headlines. Now on bbc news its time for algeria a revolution of smiles. In february this year, millions of algerians took to the streets. Their 82 year old president was rumoured to be considering a fifth term of office. Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own Youtube Channel to speak directly to his fans. Three years later, he we