Central African Clerics Call for UN Peacekeeping Mission

The Central African Republic's top Muslim and Roman Catholic leaders are calling for a United Nations peacekeeping force to end their country's brutal conflict that they argue is not religiously motivated.    Bangui's Archbishop Dieudonne Nzapalainga and the CAR's top imam, Kobine Layama, are on a campaign to bring long-term peace in their country.   The archbishop tells of their travels around the country to defuse sectarian tensions.  He says the two...

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