Category Archives: Central African Republic

Northern Central African Republic’s ongoing human rights abuses

By Godfrey Byaruhanga, Amnesty International’s Central Africa Researcher, in Ndele Northern Central African Republic (CAR) is still a dangerous place for humanitarian workers. It was in the early hours  that a group of heavily armed men forced their way into … Continue reading

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Central African Republic: Catch Kony, but don’t forget his victims

By Godfrey Byaruhanga, Amnesty International’s Central Africa Researcher, in Obo The first in a series of blogs from the Central African Republic highlights the threats posed by several armed groups that have yet to be disarmed and demobilized, as well … Continue reading

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