Central African Republic: People with Disabilities Left Behind
- Publisher:
- Human Rights Watch
- Publication Date:
- 27 April 2015
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Human Rights, Refugees and Displacement
People with disabilities in the Central African Republic were often left behind and struggled to flee to safety when their communities came under the brutal attacks by armed groups beginning in 2013.
People With Disabilities Bear Brunt in CAR Conflict
- CAR At Risk of Becoming the World's Largest Forgotten Humanitarian Crisis - UN
- UN Warns CAR Becoming Largest Forgotten Humanitarian Crisis
- UN - Escalation of Violence Is Holding Back Development
- Muslims Held Captive, Raped
- Meanwhile, in the Central African Republic
- MSF Starts Emergency Intervention Amid 'Terrible Mix of Violence, Displacement and Lack of Basic Healthcare'
- At Security Council, UN Official Says Central African Republic Transition At 'Critical Stage'
- People With Disabilities Left Behind
- Left Behind to Die - Andet's Story
Calls For CAR War Crimes Court
- Central African Republic - Create Court to Combat Impunity - 19 Groups Support Proposal for Specialized Tribunal
- Why a Special Criminal Court for the Central African Republic Deserves Your Support
- Staggering Political, Social Normalisation Challenges
- What's Behind the Kidnappings in CAR?
- In CAR Christians, Muslims Meet Only At Marketplace
- International Community Urged to Boost Efforts to End Crisis
- More Brutal and Intense Conflicts Leave Children Increasingly at Risk of Recruitment
- Briefing By NNMAS to Security Council Sanctions Committee Concerning Central African Republic
- Ending Exclusion, Empowering Youth Key to Bridging Social Divide in Central African Republic - UN
Have The Peacekeepers Stabilized CAR?
- Chaos and Catastrophe in the Central African Republic
- Security Council Renews Targeted Sanctions On Central African Republic, Authorizing States to Seize, Register or Dispose of Banned Items
- As Refugees Continue to Flee Violence in the Central African Republic, UNHCR and Partners Renew Appeal for More Support
- Trapped in Central African Republic's Conflict Zone
- UN Relief Official Calls for Kidnapped Aid Worker's Release
- United Nations Employee Kidnapped
- UN Investigators Urge Establishment of War Crimes Tribunal
- UN Launches Appeal for Refugees Amid Ongoing Conflict
- Security Council Renews Sanctions Amid Violence
- UNHCR and Partners Seek U.S.$331 Million to Help Refugees
- French Aid Worker Released
- Freed Aid Worker in the CAR to Return to France
CAR Armed Groups Sign Peace Deal
- CAR Groups Sign Ceasefire Pact in Nairobi
- Former Leaders Sign 'Meaningless' Peace Deal
- Teaching Amid the Gunshots in Central African Republic
- UN Presence Boosted As Tensions Continue
- Car - UN Destroys Explosives, War Weapons
- Hear It From the People - What's Wrong in the Central African Republic?
- Armed Groups Continue to Kill
- European Troops Pull Out of Central African Republic
French Soldiers Accused of Sexual Abuse in CAR
- Ban Appoints Panel to Investigate UN Response to Sexual Abuse Allegations
- French Military Investigating Child Sex Abuse Allegations
- UN Suspends Aid Worker for Leaking Sex Abuse Case to French Authorities
- French Soldiers Accused of Raping CAR Children
- After Colonizing the Country, Stealing Its Resources, the French Are Now Raping CAR's Children
CAR to Sue Over Alleged Sex Crimes
- CAR to Sue French Soldiers Over Alleged Sex Crimes
- Soldiers Who Abused Children Must 'Give Themselves Up' - French Defence Minister
- No Cover-Up of Child Rape, Says UN
- UN Investigation Into Sexual Abuse Allegations Continues
- Reconciliation After the Violence?
- UN Peacekeeping Missions 'Should Be Investigated for Sexual Crimes'
- France Promises 'No Mercy' for Child Rapists
