Conflict Diamonds in Sierra Leone

*Warning: violent imagery*

The people of Kono, Sierra Leone have experienced the horrors of civil war and blood diamonds. Mohammed Dabo shares his story.

From the series Diamond Road, produced by Kensington Communications Inc. (www.kensingtontv.com). Copyright 2007.

To see more clips of Mohammed and the people of Sierra Leone, visit http://www.diamondroad.tv

To purchase a copy of Diamond Road, visit http://tinyurl.com/buydiamondroad

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Education

Tags:

• Diamond
• Road
• Conflict
• Blood
• Sierra
• Leone

[roman6926]

Hi.

I saw the documentary those people are watching. It was about 10 years ago.

How to find it now.

I know it's such a violent documentary, but It changed my life, forever.

Thanks

May peace prevail on earth, in Sierra Leone and everywhere.

May Love bless our mind.

May our love be the most important gift to each other, more than Diamonds, forever.

[slsniper098]

where can i find theo whole documentary?

[akamachieable]

It is still to this day a forgotten land, what an inconvinient surprise!

[sweetbutdaring]

@MrJrMcLovin yes

[MrJrMcLovin]

does this still happen today?

[Xaymaicana]

i feel sorry for you.

[Xaymaicana]

ignorant. go watch a hitler video. thank god i am BLACK. Africa, the caribbean and latin america have our faults yes but we are resilient ppl and we get over our issues with stories and our heads high but most importantly our faith.

[HHBillstedt]

i thank god, that i´m german...!!!

[neteh7017]

hmmmm a member how we sufer, we bin dae sleep na bush, drink doty wata, no food, pass wae we bin dae go na people dem farm 4 fen cassava. But tell God tenki e pull we aid comot(my famiely n i)

yet still am proud to be a Sierra Leonean

[gbait3]

Reminds me of a Section 8 housing project. Of course the women are about 300 lbs too light, gas guzzlers aren't parked in the front yard and the buildings are too good of condition. Other than those minor differences you could substitute crack cocaine for diamonds and shoot this film in America.

[gbait3]

Reminds me of a Section 8 housing project. Of course the women are about 300 lbs too light, gas guzzlers aren't parked in the front yard and the buildings are too good of condition. Other than those minor differences you could substitute crack cocaine for diamonds and shoot this film in America.