Return to the heart of darkness
Return to the heart of darkness [electronic resource] /
ABC News Productions.
- Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2006.
Originally aired on Oct. 26, 2005 on Nightline. Streaming video.
Available to current Bryant University faculty, staff and students.
Hosted by Ted Koppel ; correspondent, Jim Wooten.
Examines new challenges in central and eastern Africa, reporting on the instability created by Hutu guerillas known as the FDLR. Also analyzes successes and failures that have occurred as Rwanda tries to heal. Revisiting the shores of Lake Kivu, where vast numbers of refugees died during the violence of the mid-1990s, this program studies the efforts of the International Crisis Group to address vestiges of the tragedy and remove the FDLR -- giving the world a second chance to pay attention.
Electronic reproduction.
Smithfield, R.I.
Bryant University
Digitized and made available by Bryant University IPTV from video distributed by Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
System requirements: Macintosh PC; Mac OS X with Safari 1.0 or higher; Firefox for Macintosh 1.0.4 or higher; QuickTime Player 6.0 or higher.
System requirements: Windows PC; Windows 2000, XP (service pack 2); Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher; Microsoft Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher.
FFH 35835 Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Migration, Internal--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Political violence--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Refugees--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Congo (Democratic Republic)--Ethnic relations.
Congo (Democratic Republic)--History--1997-
Congo (Democratic Republic)--Social conditions.
Originally aired on Oct. 26, 2005 on Nightline. Streaming video.
Available to current Bryant University faculty, staff and students.
Hosted by Ted Koppel ; correspondent, Jim Wooten.
Examines new challenges in central and eastern Africa, reporting on the instability created by Hutu guerillas known as the FDLR. Also analyzes successes and failures that have occurred as Rwanda tries to heal. Revisiting the shores of Lake Kivu, where vast numbers of refugees died during the violence of the mid-1990s, this program studies the efforts of the International Crisis Group to address vestiges of the tragedy and remove the FDLR -- giving the world a second chance to pay attention.
Electronic reproduction.
Smithfield, R.I.
Bryant University
Digitized and made available by Bryant University IPTV from video distributed by Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
System requirements: Macintosh PC; Mac OS X with Safari 1.0 or higher; Firefox for Macintosh 1.0.4 or higher; QuickTime Player 6.0 or higher.
System requirements: Windows PC; Windows 2000, XP (service pack 2); Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher; Microsoft Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher.
FFH 35835 Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Migration, Internal--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Political violence--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Refugees--Congo (Democratic Republic)
Congo (Democratic Republic)--Ethnic relations.
Congo (Democratic Republic)--History--1997-
Congo (Democratic Republic)--Social conditions.