Central African Republic at Risk for 'Ethnic-Religious Cleansing'
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 24 February 2014
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Conflict, Peace and Security
The United Nations says the humanitarian situation in the Central African Republic is worsening and the country risks sliding into what is termed "ethnic-religious cleansing." Joining VOA's Vincent Makori via Skype from Bangui, CAR is Albert Camares, humanitarian affairs advisor with Doctors Without Borders.
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