Central African Republic: UN peacekeeping mission needed to avoid mass slaughter

Headline Title: Central African Republic: UN peacekeeping mission needed to avoid mass slaughter 02 December 2013 The UN Security Council has no time to waste to authorize a robust peacekeeping force for deployment to the Central African Republic to protect civilians from the violence and chaos engulfing the country, Amnesty International said today. This week, the Security Council is expected to give French and African Union troops on the ground an initial mandate to rein in the security forces and armed groups responsible for spiralling human rights violations and abuses. But…

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