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Examining the Responsibility of the World towards the DRC
A DRC-focused argument about global responsibility, resources, and an unsettled historical debt.
This title examines the responsibility of the world toward the Democratic Republic of Congo. It asks readers to consider resource extraction, suffering, and historical accountability as part of the DRC's place in global politics.
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