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I just wanted to alert people to a screening at the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival of “The Greatest Silence: Rape In The Congo”. I have had the privilege of seeing a preview screener of this film and it is extraordinarily moving, inspiring and pertinent given the prevalence of rape in war and the political climate in the democratic republic of congo currently.

The film won the special jury prize for documentary at Sundance Film Festival and is by Emmy Award winning filmmaker Lisa F Jackson. It is screening in Melbourne on Saturday, 22 November at 3pm at Kino Cinemas, 45 Collins St, Melbourne, and will be followed by a panel discussion featuring the filmmaker all the way from New York, Congo-born Caritas Australia Project Officer Lulu Mitshabu, Nicola Henry, lecturer and academic with a special interest in the prosecution of rape in war crimes tribunals and Deb Bryant, Executive Officer of Western Region Centre Against Sexual Assault.

The film will later be screening in Canberra and Sydney - check out www.hraff.org.au for details. This is a phenomenal film not to be missed!

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