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RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE DES ONGs SUSPENDENT LEURS OPÉRATIONS FACE À L’INSÉCURITÉ Plusieurs ONGs ont temporairement suspendu leurs opérations dans les zones le long des routes de Baboua-Besson et Baboua-cantonnier dans la préfecture de Nana Mambéré à l'ouest, en raison…

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC NGOS SUSPEND OPERATIONS OVER INSECURITY Several NGOs have temporarily suspended operations in the areas along Baboua-Besson and Baboua-Cantonnier roads in the western Nana Mambéré prefecture due to persistent insecurity posed by armed attackers. Movement on…

REGIONAL SITUATION ANALYSIS In the month of May, the ongoing crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR) led to the increase of refugees in Democratic Republic of Congo - DRC (5,132) and the Congo (547), bringing the…

Situation Overview After more than two years of conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR), the humanitarian situation remains appalling: more than 2.7 million people – out of a total population of 4.6 million – are in…

UNHCR Regional Update #57 - Central African Republic Situation, 16 May-5 June 2015

Le Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) est un outil à la disposition de la communauté humanitaire pour garantir une veille humanitaire, réaliser des évaluations multisectorielles et intervenir, en dernier recours, en matière de NFI et WASH. Ce…

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC BANGUI IDP RETURN UNDERWAY The return and reintegration of IDPs who settled at the Bangui Mpoko site continues. As of 22 May, 1,173 of the 4,319 households residing at the site had been registered. Each…

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REGIONAL SITUATION ANALYSIS In the month of April, the crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR) continued with an increase of the number of refugees fleeing to the neighbouring countries of Cameroon (1,424), the Democratic Republic of…

The crisis in CAR has forced more than 1 million people to flee their homes. Today, more than 426,000 people remain displaced, living in the bush, in camps or with host families. They are among the…