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Civilians bear brunt of DRC conflict

Fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has forced at least 8,000 people from their homes this year.

Both sides in the conflict have been accused of killing civilians, as they battle for control of the area.

Many of the region's refugees end up crammed into makeshift camps, with no idea when, or even if, they will ever be able to go home.

Mohammed Adow reports from eastern DRC.

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