What about the Congo?

I was struck by my email feed to the Darfur, a Hell on Earth blog.
In this email the horrors taking place in the Congo were mentioned, and the person quoted seemed to express confusion as to the lack of concern.
I think the lack of concern is directly tied to the lack of awareness.
How many of you are aware there's a problem of greater intensity than what has beset the people of Darfur? The violence in the democratic republic of the Congo formerly known as Zaire is tied to the same group of Hutu Militia responsible for the genocide in Rwanda.

Here is the direct quote:

Congo’s crisis is of greater human magnitude than Darfur’s, but - unlike Darfur’s - it is clearly solvable. Despite Congo’s mixture of ethnic rivalries, contested natural resources and armed interference by neighbors, why am I so confident? Because there’s a proven track record of international cooperation successfully stopping Congolese bloodletting, as it did in 2002 when a United Nations peacekeeping force helped end the four-year civil war.

Eastern Congo is experiencing a nightmarish epidemic of violence — rape, murder and pillaging — which has its roots in Rwanda’s genocide. As reported in the New York Times, groups of former Hutu militia members (who, as the FDLR, perpetrated the Rwandan genocide) continue their cruelty in Eastern Congo.
-Josh Ruxin for Nicholas D. Kristoff speaks on a Solvable Problem

How convenient that the rainforests in the Congo are also being threatened...