For the people of eastern DRC, survival is only the beginning. Beyond the physical wounds, the scars of conflict run deep, leaving many to navigate profound loss, trauma, and uncertainty.
While humanitarian efforts provide lifesaving medical care, rehabilitation, and essential aid, the sheer scale of suffering demands sustained attention and action. Respect of all parties for international humanitarian law (IHL) is critical to ensuring that civilians, medical personnel, and humanitarian workers are protected from the devastating consequences of war. Yet, as violence continues to uproot lives, millions remain trapped in a cycle of displacement and hardship. For them, rebuilding is not just about healing the body — it is about reclaiming dignity, stability, and hope for the future.
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