Slideshow: DRC: Three Child Survivors of Abduction | Doctors Without Borders

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Field News DRC: Three Child Survivors of Abduction October 14, 2009 In Faradje, Haut-Uélé region, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) opened a project in 2009 for children who were abducted by armed groups. In the first five months, MSF staff assisted 114 children. Here are three of them. Related: Violence Expands in Northern Congo, Population in Urgent Need of Assistance Tags: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Armed Conflict, Child, Sexual Violence	Share this: Share Subscribe to Doctors Without Borders Follow @MSF_USA Doctors Without Borders in your inbox: Get our monthly newsletter of top stories. Or click here to receive all MSF updates via email.
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