Central African Republic: More than 50 Muslims killed in two attacks

Headline Title: Central African Republic: More than 50 Muslims killed in two attacks 24 January 2014 New evidence of the slaughter of women, children and the elderly gathered by Amnesty International underscores the extreme dangers faced by the Muslim minority in the Central African Republic. The organization is calling for a more robust peacekeeping effort to protect civilians outside of the capital.More than 50 Muslims were killed in two attacks investigated by Amnesty International in villages north-west of the capital, Bangui. The victims include at least six children, five women,…

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