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Central African Republic: Justice Needed for Lasting Peace in CAR
HRW, 20 June 2017
Civilians in the Central African Republic caught a break this week. The government and armed groups signed a peace accord on June 19 that includes a ceasefire and political reform… Read more »
Justice Needed for Lasting Peace in CAR - HRW
Human Rights Watch says Central African Republic has historically allowed perpetrators of serious crimes to escape justice, which has fueled further violence.
Anti Balaka fighters at Bangui´s estate PK9, waiting to attack Muslim IDPs convoys passing the road (file photo).
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Central African Republic: World's Most Neglected Conflict Rages On
Al Jazeera, 3 June 2017
Last month, I sat down with Monica, a 30-year-old polio survivor in Bambari, a war-torn town in the Central African Republic. She was living in a displacement camp after intense… Read more »
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Central African Republic: Rebel Schism Drives Alarming Upsurge of Violence
IRIN, 18 May 2017
On both sides of the rutted, 200-kilometre dirt road that runs from Bria to Bambari in Central African Republic, villages lie empty and desolate. Cramped mud huts with thatched… Read more »
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Central African Republic: Thousands of Children and Families in Desperate Need of Humanitarian Assistance As Violence Escalates
Unicef, 1 June 2017
Two planes carrying vital supplies for thousands of families displaced by violence in the Central African Republic were finally able to land earlier today in Bangassou, UNICEF… Read more »
InFocus
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Militia attacks in Bangassou have forced approximately 2,750 refugees to flee across the border into the Democratic Republic of Congo. The violence represents a new escalation in a ... Read more »
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Fresh fighting has broken out since the government has signed an "immediate ceasefire" deal with rebel groups at a meeting in Rome. Read more »
