CAR: Failure to effectively investigate war crimes fuels further atrocities and fear

Headline Title: CAR: Failure to effectively investigate war crimes fuels further atrocities and fear 11 December 2014 The failure of the Central African Republic authorities and the United Nations to effectively investigate war crimes is perpetuating the cycle of violence and fear in the country, Amnesty International said in a report today. Central African Republic: Impunity is fuelling violence, based on a mission to CAR by Amnesty International researchers, details how some leaders and members of armed groups have continued to commit further atrocities and defy…

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