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Rights Group Wants CAR Lynching Investigated

Human Rights Watch has called on the new government to investigate and prosecute the soldiers who publicly lynched a man they suspected of being a Seleka rebel.

Central African Republic: Call for Justice After Suspected Seleka Fighter's Lynching

HRW, 5 February 2014

The Central African Republic government should immediately investigate and prosecute uniformed army officers who publicly lynched a man they suspected of being a Seleka fighter,… Read more »

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Insecurity remains a major concern (file photo).

Central African Republic: U.S Urges End to Sectarian Attacks

VOA, 6 February 2014

The United States is urging people in the Central African Republic to take advantage of international support and their new transitional government to break a cycle of violence… Read more »
Central African Republic: UN Urges CAR to Probe Sectarian Attack

VOA, 6 February 2014

The U.N. envoy to the Central African Republic has condemned the killing of a suspected rebel in a vicious mob attack, and urged the government to make an "example" of those… Read more »
Central African Republic: New Atrocities Highlight Muslim-Christian Tensions

VOA, 5 February 2014

Soldiers in the Central African Republic have been accused of taking part in the street killing of a suspected Muslim rebel group member, shortly after the interim president spoke… Read more »
Central African Republic: 75 Killed in Car Village, According to Priest

VOA, 3 February 2014

A priest in the Central African Republic says at least 75 people have been killed in a new bout of inter-religious violence. Father Cassien Kamatari says the killings occurred over… Read more »
Africa: Urgent Appeal for an End to Killings and Protection of the Civilian Population

ICRC, 31 January 2014

Intercommunal violence has been raging for weeks in the Central African Republic, but in recent days the geographical extent and murderous intensity has reached levels that are of… Read more »

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Aid and Evacuations Under Threat in CAR

Aid agencies say they are finding it increasingly difficult to transport supplies to vulnerable groups, as Muslims - particularly those in the west of the country - continue to ... Read more »
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- Central African Republic: Call for Justice After Suspected Seleka Fighter's Lynching
UN Fears CAR Genocide as President's Inauguration Nears

As foreign dignitaries head to Bangui for the inauguration of the new transitional leader, Catherine Samba-Panza, a UN expert has warned that the "unprecedented" violence puts the ... Read more »
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Rights Group Wants CAR Lynching Investigated

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Aid and Evacuations Under Threat in CAR

UN Fears CAR Genocide as President's Inauguration Nears

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