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Central African Republic: UN Study Warns Crisis Devastating Economy, Livelihoods
UN News, 7 April 2014
The crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR) is devastating the economy and people's ability to secure basic necessities, says a new joint United Nations assessment, which… Read more »
Central African Republic Crisis 'Devastates Livelihoods' -UN
In an effort to draw international attention to atrocities happening in the Central African Republic, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon paid a visit to the country to "make sure the world does not forget."
Halima, (center), a 25-year-old Muslim woman, is living under the protection of a Catholic church following the massacre of over 80 Muslims by anti-Balaka forces in Bossemptélé, CAR.
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The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has warned that all those involved in the violence in Central African Republic will be held accountable for their actions and brought to ... Read more »
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The European Union has begun the deployment of a 1,000- strong military force in the Central African Republic to provide support to the French and African Union forces already on ... Read more »
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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 ... Read more »
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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 »
