Central African Republic Militia Says Will Only Disarm After Muslim Rebels Do
- Publisher:
- Wochit
- Publication Date:
- 22 February 2014
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Conflict, Peace and Security, Religion, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution
A powerful militia in Central African Republic said on Saturday it will only disarm once its main rivals, the mainly Muslim Seleka fighters, lay down their weapons, a deadlock that risks prolonging the crisis in the war-torn country.
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- Life in the Midst of Horror in the Central African Republic
- Life in the Midst of Horror
- Attempting Reconciliation
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- The World Needs to Understand the Scale of the Crisis - Before It Is Too Late
- 'I've Never Seen Such Horrific Wounds'
- Amid Ongoing Violence, UN Rights Chief Urges Accountability
- UN's Pillay Warns of Sectarian Violence Getting Worse
- Military Chief Says Violence Abating
Sectarian Violence Worsening in CAR
- UN's Pillay Warns of Sectarian Violence Getting Worse
- VIDEO: Central African Republic at Risk for 'Ethnic-Religious Cleansing'
- CAR - Calls for a UN Intervention Get Louder
- Doctors Without Borders Seeks Help Treating Car Wounded
- Amid Ongoing Violence, UN Rights Chief Urges Accountability
- French MPs Visit CAR Ahead of Vote On Military Intervention
- Life in the Midst of Horror in the Central African Republic
- Life in the Midst of Horror
- Attempting Reconciliation
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- International Efforts to Protect Civilians in Central African Republic Failing to Stop Slaughter
- Who Are the Anti-Balaka of the CAR?
- CAR 'Urgent Test' for UN, Regional Partners, Security Council Told
- Aid Efforts Have Failed - MSF
- Saviors in Bangui
- Germany, France Mull Joint Military Cooperation
- Thousands Flee Violence and Seek Shelter in Southern Chad
- Muslims Flee, Leaving Broken Homes
- Refugee Crisis Hits CAR's Neighbours As More Flee Violence
- Tens of Thousands of Refugees From CAR Arrive
- Unicef 'Horrified' At Cruelty Against Children in Conflict
- EU to Start Sending Troops
- France to Send More Peacekeepers
- Girl Found Amongst Dead Bodies After Village Massacre
- Central African Republic - Extreme Violence and Tensions in Carnot
- EU to Start Sending Troops
- Bangui Tense After Disarmament
- Cameroonians Evacuated From CAR As Violence Rages
- Europe Sends More Peacekeepers
- Priests Attempt to Save Muslims From Slaughter
- Tensions High Kaga Bandoro Town
- CAR President Calls for French Military to Stay Until 2015
- AU Mission to Begin Assessing CAR Situation
- Girl, 11, Sole Muslim Survivor of Massacres in CAR Town
Efforts To Protect Civilians in CAR 'Failing'
- International Efforts to Protect Civilians in Central African Republic Failing to Stop Slaughter
- Who Are the Anti-Balaka of the CAR?
- CAR 'Urgent Test' for UN, Regional Partners, Security Council Told
- Aid Efforts Have Failed - MSF
- Saviors in Bangui
- Germany, France Mull Joint Military Cooperation
- Thousands Flee Violence and Seek Shelter in Southern Chad
- Muslims Flee, Leaving Broken Homes
- Refugee Crisis Hits CAR's Neighbours As More Flee Violence
- Tens of Thousands of Refugees From CAR Arrive
- Unicef 'Horrified' At Cruelty Against Children in Conflict
- EU to Start Sending Troops
- France to Send More Peacekeepers
- Girl Found Amongst Dead Bodies After Village Massacre
- Central African Republic - Extreme Violence and Tensions in Carnot
- EU to Start Sending Troops
- Bangui Tense After Disarmament
- Cameroonians Evacuated From CAR As Violence Rages
- Europe Sends More Peacekeepers
- Priests Attempt to Save Muslims From Slaughter
- Tensions High Kaga Bandoro Town
- CAR President Calls for French Military to Stay Until 2015
- AU Mission to Begin Assessing CAR Situation
- Girl, 11, Sole Muslim Survivor of Massacres in CAR Town
