Central African Republic: Brazzaville talks should not lead to amnesties for war crimes

Headline Title: Central African Republic: Brazzaville talks should not lead to amnesties for war crimes 21 July 2014 Amnesty International called on delegates to the Central African Republic (CAR) National Reconciliation talks due to take place in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo on 21-23 July, to ensure that their discussions do not lead to impunity for war crimes, crimes against humanity and other serious human rights violations. Those suspected of involvement in crimes under international law must not be allowed to use this forum to perpetuate the culture of impunity in the country. It…

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