A soldier from the FRDC holds the hand and the genital of a rebel from the CNDP. The Democratic Republic of Congo faces today a new military, political, social, and humanitarian crisis. On the border of Rwanda and Uganda, in the east of the country, the region of North-Kivu is under the control of dissident general NKunda. Breaking the ceasefire signed by the government of Kinshasa, he sent his troops to Goma, leading to urban guerrillas, new battlefields, and moving of population. The number of displaced people is estimated around 1,4 million, travelling from a refugee camp to another, suffering the outbreak of cholera, attacks, and acts of violence of rebels and of the regular army.