I Can Still Smell the Dead
- Publisher:
- Human Rights Watch
- Publication Date:
- 18 September 2013
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, NGOs and Civil Society, Governance, Arms and Military Affairs, Human Rights
This 79-page report details the deliberate killing of civilians - including women, children, and the elderly - between March and June 2013 and confirms the deliberate destruction of more than 1,000 homes, both in the capital, Bangui, and in the provinces. Many villagers have fled their homes and are living in the bush in fear of new attacks. Human Rights Watch documented the deaths of scores of people from injuries, hunger or sickness.
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- Anti-Muslim Attack Leaves Town in Ruins
- Crisis Opens Religious Rift
- Tell-Tale Signs of Breakdown
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- CAR - Teetering On the Brink of Further Conflict
- African-Led Peacekeeping Force Due for Boost
- Malaria Soars as People Flee Fighting
- Violence Against Civilians Peaks
- Govt Moves to Disarm Rebel Fighters, Halt Violence
- Militias Seize Villages in West
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