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Present perfect: ''This is the first time that such large numbers of refugees have moved to the reception center rather than staying at the border,'' says Adan Ilmi, the U.N.'s coordinator for emergency response in Kisoro.
Uganda (AP) -- Mani Fosten has lost his wife and his three children are missing, too. The 35-year-old was separated from his family amid the surging violence behind Congo's latest refugee crisis.
Present perfect passive: And the refugees are drawn from many of the region's ethnic groups, not only the Hutu. More than 300,000 people have been driven from their homes since late 2006, Human Rights Watch says.
Human rights activists say that there has been more rape here than in any other conflict.
Past simple passive: Beatrice Mamy, 21, says she and her two cousins were raped by six Nkunda fighters while working in a field.
Elections last year overseen by some 17,000 U.N. peacekeepers were meant to knit the country back together. But President Joseph Kabila's re-elected government has yet to stabilize the east.