Séléka Rebellion in CAR Sparks Cycle of Violence

Every day brings reports of new atrocities in the Central African Republic (CAR), where fighting between Muslims and Christians has left at least two thousand dead and displaced more than 800-thousand others. The crisis began in March 2012 when the Séléka, a loose, untrained coalition of Muslim rebels from the northeast, seized control of the capital, Bangui and installed their leader as president. Now, as Muslims are being targeted in retaliation in what has been described...

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