Escalating bloodshed and reported revenge killings in Central African Republic

Headline Title: Escalating bloodshed and reported revenge killings in Central African Republic 05 December 2013 Revenge killings are being reported across Bangui and other parts of the Central African Republic today in the aftermath of the military clashes that happened in the early hours of the morning, Amnesty International said today. “There is a consistent pattern of reprisal attacks after military incursions in the Central African Republic which leaves civilians exposed and in great danger,” said Christian Mukosa, Amnesty International’s Central Africa expert. “This…

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