
Central African Republic Church Siege
Thousands have been displaced in Central African Republic violence
2000 people in the Central African Republic are trapped in a church compound surrounded by armed militias. They are all Muslims displaced by violence, who have found temporary refuge in the seminary in a small town called Bangassou. The story illustrates the reality of the C.A.R, a country unable to break the cycle of violence.
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- Thu 31 Aug 201704:06GMTBBC World Service East and Southern Africa & West and Central Africa only