Thank you, Oxfam, for the work you do, for the opportunity to help, and for always bringing to our attention the plight of the people in this region. Where there's awareness, there's hope for change.

Lilibeth
Edmonds, Washington

I look forward to this report.

The world must no longer cover their eyes about the problems in African countries and pretend that you do not see and have no knowledge of the true atrocities that happen there every day. The world must act.

Children are the ones that suffer most. They are innocent in the midst of this ruthless and selfish situation, when they are recruited by militias.

Anderson,

The Cáritas (confederation of organizations of the Catholic Church) says that poverty and suffering in Congo reached a level that indicates there is an permanent humanitarian crisis. But "permanent" is a word so strong and without hope of solution, even if the long term. It's so hard thinking in these terms.

You been there, do you agree with that? Is the hope so vague?

This must be the war that never dies – if it wasn't for organizations like OxFam the public death toll would be so much higher; its already too high. I'm looking forward to the report tonight to see if there has been any progress made in any area.

So heartbreakingly sad.

Go Hillary !

A woman politician speaks assertively and she is accused of having a meltdown. A man politician under the same situation would be labeled tough if labeled at all. I'm proud of Hillary Clinton's work. She has my full support. The Congo has an International rep for it inhumane violence against woman. Please understand this to understand the complete context of her response.

Hillary keep up the good work !