Militia, bandits, one meal a day    Mungunga is a temporary camp
in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Maombi came to
the camp two months ago.  'I have three children, six, three and
one year old. My husband is here with us also but he has gone
out to find work. We had to leave our home to escape from the
conflict. It took us three days to get here by foot; we had to
sleep outside along our travels. It was a dangerous time for us:
three of my sisters were killed. To get by, we try and sell what
we manage to collect and this enables us to buy food. For water,
we go to the lake nearby, as there are not many places where we
can get water and we have to pay to get clean water. I go alone
during the day to collect my water from the lake but I get
scared because there are bandits along the road and dangerous
gases that come out from the lake.'  Mukishimana, another
resident of the camp, adds: 'If I go to fetch wood to use for
heating, cooking or to sell I know that there are military out
there and that