VOICED : On temporary islands in C.Africa hundreds flee militia torture

The video discusses the plight of displaced people in the Central African Republic who have settled on temporary river islands due to militia threats. Led by Joseph Karogo, the militia forces locals into bloody rituals, claiming to make them invincible. These rituals involve scarring and drug use. The local village chief tries to help by providing resources, but the influx of people strains fish stocks. As the rainy season approaches, these temporary homes will be submerged, leaving the displaced with no choice but to continue fishing until they can return home.

How does the influx of displaced fishermen affect the local fish stocks?

What are the long-term implications for fishermen like Mathias as the rainy season approaches?