CAR: Resignation of government must not open door to impunity

Headline Title: CAR: Resignation of government must not open door to impunity 06 August 2014 Following the resignation of the Prime Minister and his cabinet, Amnesty International has called on the relevant Central African Republic (CAR) authorities, including Transitional President Catherine Samba-Panza, to ensure that those suspected of involvement in crimes under international law are not given a seat in government. These individuals must instead be brought to justice in fair trials with no recourse to the death penalty. “CAR transitional authorities must ensure that the changes…

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