New satellite images reveal shocking aftermath of abuses in Central African Republic

Headline Title: New satellite images reveal shocking aftermath of abuses in Central African Republic 08 November 2013 Expert analysis of new satellite imagery Amnesty International has obtained from the Central African Republic (CAR) reveals the shocking aftermath of recent human rights abuses amid spiralling violence by armed groups and security forces. The images – some taken since the beginning of November – include evidence of 485 homes being torched in Bouca as well as internally displaced persons (IDPs) massing near the town of Bossangoa as people flee the ongoing violence. “These…

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