In the first episode, Storr travels to the DRC's Lake Kivu region—dubbed the "rape capital of the world"—to meet the women who have survived systematic sexual violence perpetrated by both armed rebel groups and their own national army. He bears witness to their unforgettable personal testimonies and the shattering effects on their families and communities.
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The second part of the series broke even more ground by investigating the impact of sexual violence against men in the DRC, a subject often ignored by international organizations. The documentary's impact was recognized with an international award. The Association of International Broadcasters gave its Investigative Journalism prize to the production company, Tinderbox Production, in 2013. The second part of the series broke even