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Children displaced by violence in the Central African Republic face great risks

BANGUI, Central African Republic, 21 March 2014 – On a sunny Sunday morning in early January, the tones of reggae-flavoured Christmas carols filter over the Boy-Rabe monastery complex in the capital of the Central African Republic. The hillside camp is home to close to 40,000 people who have fled conflict; Bangui has been plagued by violence since December.

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