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Major Prem Tiwari of 'Monuc', the UN's peacekeeping forces in eastern Congo, shares his experience of stemming sectarian violence and facilitating the arrival of aid to the area
To mark genocide mourning week in Rwanda, French author Jean Hatzfeld talks about his conversations with a group of Tutsi survivors and their grim counterparts, the Hutu killers
Security in Iraq is improving, according to a report published this week. It's good news for Mark Tokola, head of an organisation that supports the reconstruction of the country's infrastructure
Women and girls in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continue to be subjected to brutal rape and mutilation. Anna Husarska goes to North Kivu to meet some of the victims
To mark five years of war in Iraq, US Army sergeant Christopher Weber and his two brothers, who were also serving, describe what life was like during the US occupation
As Sri Lanka comes under criticism for its high number of abductions, Jonathan Gorvett speaks to a woman in Pettah whose husband disappeared last year. She believes he was taken by the police
