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was overthrown by Laurent Kabila, who restored the old name of the state. The situation in the country still remained fragile, and already in August 1998 outbreak of the rebellion supported by Rwanda and Uganda. Help Kabila offered: . July countries involved in the conflict signed the Lusaka peace agreement ending the conflict. In was shot, and he became president, his son Joseph Kabila. The civil war led to a very bad political and economic situation of the country. The guerrillas are enriching themselves at illegal coltan mining. The situation of the civilian population is very dramatic. As according to the report breast actives the organization Oxfam, which deals with the protection of human rights: "There are more than two million refugees, of which 50% from the east - about of the population, about 18.5 million people have no access to any medical assistance. The of the country is in Kinshasa. (...) 2.5 million people live on less than one dollar a day. In some parts of the East, people have to live for cents a day of the families of the two Kivu provinces were in the past five years displaced. There are over breast actives child soldiers, with the recently recruited soldiers for more than are young people a large part has not completed 12 years. Officially 800-900 thousand. children are infected with. Two years later, the Reuters report (8 August 2002) shows even more dramatic situation rape, torture and kidnapping were used as weapons in recent fighting in Congo - UN says. The organization carried out an investigation into the events that took place in the jungles of north-eastern Congo. It was established that the perpetrators of torture and rape were militants backed by Uganda, inter alia, the Congo Liberation Movement. Cut out the heart and other organs of their victims and families told to eat them. One m