NGO Criticizes Random Aid Response in CAR

Aid workers in the Central African Republic are struggling to keep track of hundreds of thousands of people displaced by conflict. In Bambari, a town on the frontline of the CAR’s inter-community violence, aid groups are saying the displaced people need to be counted. Census, population count The international non-governmental organization Triangle is one group publicly calling for a head count of the population living in Bambari’s displacement sites. Other groups are saying the same...

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