A US-funded atrocity prevention system is going dark

Local peace committees remain active even without funding, continuing daily radio calls and trying to update protection plans remotely. But without regular field visits and refresher training, the system is becoming harder to sustain. Photo by: Nathan Garcia / Invisible Children

As aid cuts bite, local peacebuilders warn that remote communities in Central Africa are becoming harder to reach — and harder to protect.

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