M23 rebel group hi-res stock photography and images

Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2PJ78D4–Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

An FARDC soldier during operations against the M23 rebel group in Congo, DRC Stock Photo

RMJ0F7ND–An FARDC soldier during operations against the M23 rebel group in Congo, DRC

230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRPM9T–230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

DRC soldiers board a truck during military operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group Stock Photo

RMJ0JWEB–DRC soldiers board a truck during military operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group

Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. Stock Photo

RM2WYKHE6–Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

An FARDC soldier during operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group near the North Kivu city of Goma Stock Photo

RFJ0F7N4–An FARDC soldier during operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group near the North Kivu city of Goma

London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2WYGD8C–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

DRC national army (FARDC) soldiers during operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group near the city of Goma Stock Photo

RMJ0JWDT–DRC national army (FARDC) soldiers during operations against the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group near the city of Goma

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester is shouting slogans during the protest outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batterie Stock Photo

RM2WYKK3J–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester is shouting slogans during the protest outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batterie

Congolese and Apple flags seen during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2WYKKA0–Congolese and Apple flags seen during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2PJ78DD–Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRPM99–230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Ugandan soliders are seen in Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on March 30, 2023. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

A protester holds her fist up during the marching in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. Stock Photo

RM2WYKHJA–A protester holds her fist up during the marching in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

RM2WYGD8A–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

DRC national army (FARDC) soldiers on the frontline during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23 Stock Photo

RMJ0JWF4–DRC national army (FARDC) soldiers on the frontline during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold placards outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kriszt Stock Photo

RM2WYKK3N–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold placards outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kriszt

RM2WYKKA2–Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

DRC national army (FARDC) soldier smokes a cigarette during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23 Stock Photo

RMJ0JWFK–DRC national army (FARDC) soldier smokes a cigarette during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23

Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2PJ78DE–Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRPMAK–230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2WYKHE9–Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

RM2WYGD7F–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester sits on the Congolese flag and put his palm front of his mouth and his fingers to the side of his forehead in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9D–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester sits on the Congolese flag and put his palm front of his mouth and his fingers to the side of his forehead in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used

Protesters hold a banner and shout slogans outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa Stock Photo

RM2WYKK7M–Protesters hold a banner and shout slogans outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa

Congolese national army (FARDC) soldier during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23 Stock Photo

RMJ0JWC1–Congolese national army (FARDC) soldier during operations against the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23

An FARDC soldier during operations against the M23 militia near Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Stock Photo

RMJ0E609–An FARDC soldier during operations against the M23 militia near Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

RFJ0F7NA–An FARDC soldier during operations against the M23 militia near Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

RM2PJ78DA–Bunagana, Dr Congo. 31st Mar, 2023. Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community (EAC) regional force commander, Thursday. Credit: Alain Uaykani/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRPMAD–230331 -- BUNAGANA DR CONGO, March 31, 2023 -- Photo taken on March 30, 2023 shows a checkpoint of Bunagana, a city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Bunagana had been occupied by the March 23 Movement M23 rebel group since June, but it will reopen gradually following the deployment of Ugandan army, said Jeff Nyagah, the East African Community EAC regional force commander, Thursday. DR CONGO-BUNAGANA-REOPENING AlainxUaykani PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2WYKHEX–Congolese and Apple flags seen during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

RM2WYGD7P–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner and shout slogans outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Cred Stock Photo

RM2WYKJRM–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner and shout slogans outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Cred

RM2WYKK95–Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Protesters hold a banner and block the road outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. Stock Photo

RM2WYKHEK–Protesters hold a banner and block the road outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

RM2WYGDBM–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters shout slogans while holding a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. Stock Photo

RM2WYKKT4–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters shout slogans while holding a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries.

A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2WYKK7N–A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2WYGD8E–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds her fist up during the marching in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kr Stock Photo

RM2WYKKA5–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds her fist up during the marching in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kr

RM2WYKK9Y–A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2WYGD7C–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds her palm front of her mouth and put her fingers to the side of her forehead during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by co Stock Photo

RM2WYKK3K–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds her palm front of her mouth and put her fingers to the side of her forehead during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by co

A protester sits on the Congolese flag and put his palm front of his mouth and his fingers to the side of his forehead in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9J–A protester sits on the Congolese flag and put his palm front of his mouth and his fingers to the side of his forehead in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and

RM2WYGDBP–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner and block the road outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Cre Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9C–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner and block the road outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Cre

A protester is shouting slogans during the protest outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Imag Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9W–A protester is shouting slogans during the protest outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Imag

RM2WYGD6C–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Krisz Stock Photo

RM2WYKK87–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Protesters hold a banner front of the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Krisz

Protesters shout slogans while holding a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9H–Protesters shout slogans while holding a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images

RM2WYGD77–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Congolese and Apple flags seen during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kr Stock Photo

RM2WYKJT7–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. Congolese and Apple flags seen during the protest in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kr

RM2WYKK94–Protesters hold a banner and block the road outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa

RM2WYGD7E–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds his fist up while another plays on a drum outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and Stock Photo

RM2WYKK98–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds his fist up while another plays on a drum outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and

RM2WYKK9X–A protester holds her fist up during the marching in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2WYGD7T–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kri Stock Photo

RM2WYKK7R–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kri

Protesters hold placards outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9G–Protesters hold placards outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2WYGD7G–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYKK3R–London, UK. 6th Apr, 2024. A protester holds a placard outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Credit Image: © Kri

A protester holds his fist up while another plays on a drum outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek / Stock Photo

RM2WYKK9P–A protester holds his fist up while another plays on a drum outside the Apple HQ in London. Congolese diaspora and their allies protested front of the London HQ of Apple against the violence and the mineral exploitation in Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the fights is going on between the Congolese forces and the Rwanda backed M23 rebel group. The conflict created a growing refugee crisis, human right abuses and cheap labor for mining. All minerals like Coltan, Cobalt, etc. which are used by companies like Apple on phones and batteries. (Photo by Krisztian Elek /

RM2WYGDBG–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD86–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7M–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGDBJ–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7W–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7A–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD8G–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD8K–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7R–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7B–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7Y–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD8D–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD4E–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7D–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD83–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD78–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD8F–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD7K–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

RM2WYGD9K–London, UK. 6 April, 2024. Congolese diaspora and supporters protest in central London against violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between Congolese troops and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group in eastern DRC have intensified. Rallying outside the London HQ of Apple, whose products contain minerals of the kind mined in resource-rich DRC, staging a brief road block of Regent Street, the protesters marched to Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop supporting the government of Rwanda. Credit: Ron Fassbender/Alamy Live News

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