New Study Indicates Higher Death Toll in CAR

A new survey indicates the number of people killed during the height of the Central African Republic conflict has been underestimated. Doctors Without Borders (MSF - Medecins San Frontieres) says a survey of thousands of CAR refugees in neighboring Chad finds that nearly 2,600 people were killed in the unrest between November 2013 and April of this year. Relief organizations previously estimated that between 1,000 and 2,000 people died in fighting between the mostly Muslim ex-Seleka...

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