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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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AU MISAC
AU Mission for the Central African Republic and Central Africa
Mandatiert: 09/14

MINUSCA
UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (UN-geführt)
Mandatiert seit: 04/14
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News

05.08.2022
Militias spreading ‘terror, insecurity’, must lay down arms

Armed groups in the Central African Republic (CAR) must lay down their arms and engage in political dialogue, a UN-appointed independent human rights expert said on Friday, urging the international community to strengthen efforts to restore State authority and end impunity there.

Source: UN News
28.07.2022
Council extends the mandates of EUAM RCA and EUTM RCA

[…] The decisions follow the holistic strategic review of the two missions and extend their mandates, until 9 August 2024 in the case of the civilian mission EUAM RCA, and until 20 September 2023 for the military one EUTM RCA. … The Council decided to maintain the strategic objectives of EUAM RCA, and to focus the mandate of EUTM RCA on the provision of strategic advice and accompanying education measures.

Source: EU Press Release
05.07.2022
UN needs $68.4 million to help CAR where 2.2 million are acutely food insecure

A sharp increase in prices of essential goods in the Central African Republic (CAR) linked to war in Ukraine, will likely have a devastating impact on the already dire humanitarian situation there in coming weeks, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday.

Source: UN News
30.06.2022
UN peacekeepers claim to have retaken CAR town from rebels

A UN peacekeeping force said Wednesday it had expelled rebels from a town in the war-torn Central African Republic in order to “protect civilians.” Rebels from the Coalition of Patriots for Change (CPC) overran the northeastern town of Ouanda-Djalle on June 16, causing some 7,000 residents to flee into the forest, pro-government lawmakers from the region said.

Source: The Defense Post
22.06.2022
‘De facto lethargy’ in CAR, despite escalating attacks

Efforts are underway to reinvigorate the Central African Republic’s political process, which has lapsed into a state of “de facto lethargy” even as horrific attacks against civilians have risen, the senior UN official in the country told the Security Council on Wednesday.

Source: UN News
19.05.2022
UN envoy calls for ‘readjustment’ of MINUSCA

The new United Nations envoy to the Central African Republic Wednesday called for the “readjustment” of a UN peacekeeping force towards protecting civilians from abuse from all sides in the conflict.

Source: The Defense Post
11.05.2022
Bank of Central African States urges CAR to annul Bitcoin as currency

The Cameroon-headquartered Bank of Central African States (BEAC) has urged the Central African Republic (CAR) to annul a law it passed in late April that made the cryptocurrency Bitcoin legal tender. The bank warned in a letter made public last week that the move breached its rules and could affect monetary stability in the region.

Source: VOA News
03.05.2022
HRW warns of evidence of CAR massacre by 'Russian-speaking men'

"Russian-identified forces" may have committed grave abuses against civilians in the Central African Republic, Human Rights Watch has said in a new report.

Source: DW
27.04.2022
Bitcoin becomes official currency in Central African Republic

The Central African Republic (CAR) has approved Bitcoin as legal tender - just the second country to do so. … The country currently uses the French-backed CFA franc as its currency, along with most other former French colonies in Africa. Some see the adoption of Bitcoin as an attempt to undermine the CFA, amid a contest for influence over the resource-rich country between Russia and France.

Source: BBC