CAR Peacekeepers to Treat Militia as 'Enemies'
The head of the international force in Central African Republic says they will treat anti-Balaka militia as "enemies" after a peacekeeper was shot and killed by gunmen later identified as a member of the group.
Anti-Balaka fighters in Bangui
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Central African Republic:
UN Human Rights Council - Interactive Dialogue With Independent Expert On Central African Republic - Hrc 25th Session: Statement Delivered Under Item 10
HRW, 26 March 2014
Human Rights Watch welcomes the first oral update of the Independent Expert and the report presented by the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Read more »
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Central African Republic:
Muslims Ready to Leave Diamond Mining Town
VOA, 25 March 2014
Peacekeepers and aid groups are trying to ease tensions between Christians and Muslims in a diamond mining area of the Central African Republic. The town of Boda is one of the last… Read more »
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Central African Republic:
Central African Republic - a Country in Turmoil - One Year On, Security, Aid, Justice Remain Essential
HRW, 23 March 2014
Thousands of civilians are in dire need of immediate protection and assistance in the Central African Republic. One year after a coup by the Seleka rebel coalition, international… Read more »
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Africa:
Central African Republic - MSF Treats 38 People Wounded in Renewed Attacks in Bangui
MSF, 25 March 2014
From 22 to 24 March, heavy fire from automatic weapons and grenade explosions were heard around the PK5 and PK12 neighbourhoods in Bangui, the capital of Central African Republic… Read more »
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Central African Republic:
Life as an Internally Displaced Person in the CAR
IFRC, 24 March 2014
During times of normality, Robert Ngouandjia is a police commissioner in the Central African Republic, living a good life with his two wives and 13 children. Read more »
InFocus
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The UN human rights chief says sectarian violence in the Central African Republic remains at a "terrifying level," and has prompted atrocities that include cannibalism. Read more »
