Days before the Democratic Republic of Congo is due to hold elections on December 20, people displaced by war in the country's east, like Dani Rukara, in the Kanyaruchinya camp, are describing their sense of disenfranchisement. "We feel like we've been abandoned, like we're not Congolese, like we don't have civil rights", he says. In mid-November, DRC President Felix Tshisekedi announced that voting could not take place in the two territories where the M23 rebel group is active, in Masisi, west of Goma, and Rutshuru, to Goma's north. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES