With more than 40 dead after protests against Congolese President Joseph Kabila\'s attempt to stay in power, Friends of the Congo representatives and a Congolese youth organizer discuss what\'s at stake for the country\'s citizens 
\"What we witnessed was a situation where you had young people, civil society, who were high in spirits in spite of the repressive environment, saw young people who were communicating with each other in spite of the fact that the government shut down the internet, shutdown SMS, shutdown social media. The youth were still in communication with each other organizing, hosting forums, mobilizing, and being very vigilant.\" says Maurice Carney (co-founder and executive director, Friends of the Congo) in an interview with TRNN about what\'s at stake for the Congolese citizens. Check out the full story here: http://bit.ly/1NZV9b9