PYGMIES WHO HAVE FLED THEIR HOMES IN THE FORESTS OF NORTHEASTERN CONGO TALK TO THE MEDIA,...

Amzati Njogi (L), a Congolese pygmy who says he witnessed rebels eating five members of his family, stands with his wife at a temporary refugee centre, Mangina, about 40 km north of Beni January 21, 2003. Pygmies in northeastern Congo have accused rebels of cannibalism, and the gruesome stories of people being cooked and eaten have driven hundreds out of the forests for the first time. United Nations investigators say they have credible evidence that human flesh has been eaten, and say rebels are guilty of looting, raping and killing on a large scale.REUTERS/ Antony Njuguna AN/FMS