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Delly Mawazo Sesete talks about the petition he started on Change.org asking Apple CEO Tim Cook to make a conflict-free product that includes minerals from eastern Congo.

A group of activists rallied at the grand opening of the Apple Grand Central Terminal store to encourage the company to create the world's first conflict-free product sourcing clean minerals from the Congo.

In front of the White House, Nov. 21 2011.

Actress and activist Robin Wright recently visited eastern Congo with the Enough Project, to see first-hand the effects of the fight to control Congo's conflict minerals. To learn more about what you can do to help stop the deadliest war in the world, visit www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org.

Join Raise Hope For Congo's "Conflict-Free Campus" initiative and help bring peace to the Congo by making your campus conflict-free. Learn more at www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org/campus.

En honor del Día de la Madre, Javier Bardem habla sobre el lugar más peligroso en el mundo para las mujeres: El Congo. Las milicias en El Congo se usan la violación de las mujeres como armas de guerra, en la lucha para obtener control de los minerales.

Enough Project co-founder John Prendergast visits a mine in eastern Congo and highlights the need for a system to certify Congo's minerals as conflict-free.

In a conversation in honor of Mother's Day, Javier Bardem discusses the world's most dangerous place for mothers and their daughters: the Congo. Armed militias in the Congo use rape as a weapon of war, in their fight to control the Congo's minerals. These minerals power our everyday electronics. This Mother's Day, add your voice to the conflict-free movement at www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org.

Ashley Judd traveled to eastern Congo with the Enough Project to uncover the true cost of our electronics. The illicit trade in minerals that make our cell phones, laptops and other gadgets function is fueling an epidemic of rape and killing.

Lisa Shannon, founder of Run for Congo Women, and other protesters camped outside the State Department for five straight days, braving the bitter December Washington weather to push for peace in the Congo.

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