The Epitome of Impunity in Central African Republic

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Hassan Bouba addresses residents of Ngakobo while on a ministerial trip in the Ouaka province in Central African Republic, January 23, 2023. © 2023 Government of the Central African Republic Last week, Hassan Bouba, the minister of livestock and animal health in the Central African Republic, gave a press conference while on a ministerial trip. He was in Ngakobo, a town in the Ouaka province. He spoke of increased violence by armed groups in the region, saying it was “unacceptable” and calling for “justice.” But he of all people should be facing justice. Bouba helped…

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