In Goma, eastern DR Congo, two young dancers are using their art to push back against the weight of their surroundings.
For them, dance is more than just movement – it is an outlet, a form of resistance, and a chance to claim joy in a place where conflict and instability have shaped daily life for more that 30 years.
Their story is one of resilience, community, and hope.
Produced and edited by Marta Pausilli
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