Groups is 2 decades old it started in 1909 in 2000 that was the 1st round off while ins and then we saw a recurrence in 2017 and early 2018 when some 350000 people were displaced by the clashes the numbers were seeing now more than 300000 within 2 weeks is unprecedented. The democratic republic of congo has a complex displacement picture but the rate at which this displacement has happened is unprecedented and precedented you say but youre talking about a long history of rivalry between these 2 groups and we know that theres a lot of people that have been displaced as a result of interesting violence in this country why is the congolese government seemingly not able to have the situation under control. As far as we understand this situation the military has gone in to bring things
under control but as far as we understand it and as far as people who have been displaced displaced they ringback talk what communities forming selfdefense groups unleashing revenge attacks and counterattacks
police and military carried out forced disappearances and even killed people suspected to have links with al shabaab so does this make kenya any safer for more on this and the security situation of the country we ve invited as security consultant in nairobi in windham be doing formerly served in the country s air force a defense control unit welcome to d.w. africa we have human rights watch is saying that kenya is counter terror attacks 6 have not been all that successful they point to the fact that however much force has been used it s not really resulted in preventing attacks by al-shabaab what is your assessment of the situation. thank you for having me and greetings to all of us i i want to be for a little with the human rights watch report that 10 are not hard results you know