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CAR Refugees Sing for Peace at Camp in Cameroon

A group of Central African Republic refugees is using music to call on the world to save their country from misery and stop the conflict so they can return home. On the streets of Cameroon's northern town of Garoua, they also asked their host country Cameroon to push for peace. These are the voices of five refugees from the Central African Republic singing in Garoua, northern Cameroon, for peace to return to their troubled country. They sing every weekend along the streets...

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