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Central African Republic: Court Starts Work On Human Rights Abuse Cases
RFI, 21 June 2019
Central African Republic's Special Criminal Court is deciding which cases it will begin hearing, eight months after its inauguration in Bangui. The cases include human rights… Read more »
CAR Court Starts Work On Human Rights Abuse Cases
The Special Criminal Court is deciding which cases it will begin hearing, eight months after its inauguration in Bangui. The cases include human rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law - including war crimes and genocide - committed since 2003.
A former child combatant, 14, who used to be a member of the anti-balaka rebel group (file photo).
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Central African Republic: War's Most Forgotten Victims
HRW, 21 June 2019
I can't stop thinking about Marie. She was 30 years old when I met her in 2015. Two years earlier, six fighters armed with rifles and machetes burst into her home in the capital of… Read more »
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Central African Republic: The Nation Facing Acute Food Shortages
VOA, 24 June 2019
A new report finds nearly half of all people in the Central African Republic are suffering acute food shortages. The latest assessment by the Integrated Food Security Phase… Read more »
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Central African Republic: A Worrying Attack On Journalists in Central African Republic
HRW, 22 June 2019
"Crisis" is a word often used over the last six years to describe the situation in the Central African Republic. More than 70 percent of the country remains in the control of armed… Read more »
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Central African Republic: Despite Peace Deal, Population Faces Daily Acts of Violence, UN Envoy Warns
UN News, 20 June 2019
Although the Government of the Central African Republic (CAR), armed groups and civil society representatives are all taking part in the process that followed the signing of a deal… Read more »
InFocus
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Captain Guy-Sylvain Goné, head of the disarmament and demobilization mission has said that there were no rebel fighters in the far north-west and west of the country where ... Read more »
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According to one U.N. official, militia group 3R called a meeting of residents of nearby villages, then opened fire, Killing over 50 people in a town near the border with Chad. Read more »
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The eighth peace deal signed between the government and the rebels since the conflict began, is fundamentally different from the rest because it contains provisions on the key ... Read more »
