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Ending Impunity in the Central African Republic Still a Bridge Too Far

Fonteh Akum·

Simon Massock·

November 14, 2017

Main street, Paoua, north west Central African Republic (CAR)

At the end of July 2017, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced that the number of internally…

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The Central African Republic Crisis: Neighboring Countries and the Prospects for Peace

Kiven James Kewir·

September 3, 2014

"Ultimately [...] the future of peace in the CAR lies in the hands of the leaders and people of the…

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Central African Republic Crisis: Conflating Form with Substance?

Richard Akum·

March 21, 2014

People line up at the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) clinic at the airport. The clinic treats hundreds of patients every day for problems such as malaria, respiratory infections, gunshot and burn wounds as well as helping mothers in labour. UNHCR / S. Phelps / December 2013

“As insecurity persists, the conflict complexes continue to feed contending networks on the CAR stage, which will add to the…

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The Recent Conflict in the Central African Republic: Which Way Out of the Crisis?

Angela Meyer·

January 31, 2014

Main street, Paoua, northwest Central African Republic (CAR).

"With regime changes by coups d’états as the rule, the political reality in the CAR has been characterized by regimes…

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