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Aktuelle Einsätze

EUAM RCA
EU Advisory Mission in the Central African Republic
Crisis Management Concept adopted: 11/2019
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EUTM RCA
EU Military Training Mission in the Central African Republic
Mandatiert seit: 04/16
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MINUSCA
UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (UN-geführt)
Mandatiert seit: 04/14
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News

27.10.2021
Voluntary repatriation of refugees to CAR from DRC restarts

The U.N. refugee agency reports it has restarted a voluntary repatriation operation for thousands of refugees from the Central African Republic who were living in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Source: VOA News
24.10.2021
Central African rebel commander faces war crimes charges

Mahamat Said, a former leader of a militia group in the Central African Republic, faces 14 charges at the International Criminal Court of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Source: DW
18.10.2021
Positive momentum in CAR must be maintained

The announcement last week of a unilateral ceasefire in the Central African Republic is among recent positive steps in the country, the top UN official there told the Security Council on Monday, urging continued support for peace and reconciliation efforts. 

Source: UN News
12.10.2021
Report of the Secretary-General on MINUSCA

The establishment of the new Government generated some momentum in the process leading to the organization of a “republican dialogue”.

Source: S/2021/867
06.10.2021
Rebel attack kills 11 in CAR: official

[…] The authorities on October 1 extended a curfew period in response to the worsening security.

Source: The Defense Post
23.09.2021
CAR war: no-go zones and Russian meddling

Amid a Russian-backed advance, the growing threat of landmines and improvised explosives in the Central African Republic (CAR) points to a dangerous tactical shift in a new and unfolding guerrilla war.

Source: BBC
15.09.2021
UN sends Gabon peacekeepers home from CAR, following abuse allegations

The United Nations announced on Wednesday that all Gabonese military units deployed to the peacekeeping force in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA, are to be sent home immediately, following credible reports alleging that unidentified ‘blue helmets’ had abused five girls.

Source: UN News
30.08.2021
The Truth Commission with feet of clay

A "Truth, Justice, Reparation and Reconciliation Commission" was officially launched in July in Bangui, with the swearing in of its members and election of its executive body. Without facilities, without a budget and without peace, some are worried that it will be just another empty shell like the Special Criminal Court for the Central African Republic.

Source: allAfrica
16.08.2021
MINUSCA commander says violence continues in country

The commander of U.N. peacekeeping forces in the Central African Republic says rebels there continue to challenge authorities and threaten neighboring countries like Cameroon. General Daniel Sidiki Troare made the comments during a weekend visit to Cameroon for talks with defense officials.

Source: VOA News
16.08.2021
Beyond fake news: the Central African Republic’s hate speech problem

In the aftermath of a disputed election and targeted disinformation campaigns, divisive rhetoric presents the greatest risk to a fragile peace. … The CAR government and international partners have taken some initial step to establish mechanisms to combat hate speech and disinformation that, while helpful, are still insufficient to respond to the scope of the problem.

Source: USIP