UN Report Alleges Rwandan Company Bought Smuggled Congolese Minerals

Imagine a company in Rwanda, Boss Mining, buying minerals from a place in Congo where rebels are in charge.

The UN says this is happening and helping the rebels.

These rebels, called M23, are fighting in Congo and are accused of taking the country's resources.

This is making it hard to find peace.

Coltan, a mineral used in phones, is being smuggled through Rwanda, and some of it is being bought by Boss Mining.

Rwanda says it isn't involved, but the UN and others disagree, leading to conflict and making it hard to tell where the minerals come from.