DRC: Goma survivors say justice is not done
Survivors of the 2021 Goma volcanic eruption in the Democratic Republic of Congo say they have not received justice or compensation.
The eruption killed more than 300 people and destroyed thousands of homes.
Many survivors are still living in camps, and they say they have not received any help from the government.
The government has said that it is working to help the survivors, but many survivors say they have not seen any evidence of this.
They say they want the government to provide them with compensation for their losses and to help them rebuild their lives.
The eruption was one of the deadliest in recent history.
It left more than 300,000 people homeless.
Many survivors are still living in camps, and they say they are struggling to get food, water, and shelter.
The government has said that it is working to help the survivors.
But many survivors say they have not seen any evidence of this.
They say they want the government to provide them with compensation for their losses and to help them rebuild their lives.
Survivors are calling for justice.
They say they want the government to investigate the eruption and to hold those responsible accountable.
They also want the government to provide them with compensation for their losses and to help them rebuild their lives.
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