CAR-refugees

  • Chief Bisong Etahoben

    137 Central African Republic Security Forces Taking Refuge In Cameroon Return Home

    One hundred and thirty-seven soldiers and police officers from the Central African Republic who escaped from the war in their country and took refuge in Garoua-Boulai on the Cameroonian side of the border have returned home. HumAngle learnt that they arrived in Bangui, the country’s capital on Sunday, March 7. The soldiers and police officers […]

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    UN Refugee Coordinator Commends Cameroon’s Treatment Of CAR Refugees

    The Resident-Coordinator of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in Cameroon has expressed satisfaction at the generosity of the government and people of Cameroon towards Central African Republic refugees living in Cameroon. Matthias Naab, who was speaking Wednesday after a meeting in Yaounde with Paul Atanga Nji, Cameroon’s Minister of […]

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    Over 1,000 IDPs In CAR In Need Of Urgent Humanitarian Aid

    More than 1000 displaced persons in the Yassara, Yassinda, Voudambala, Nguito-Source, Bangui Kpoka and Gbogboro quarters, have called on the Central African Republic government and international humanitarian non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to come to their aid urgently. The displaced persons who have been living in a church building in Gobongo 2 within the eighth subdivision of […]

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  • UNHCR Wants Better Humanitarian Access In CAR As Refugees Figures Increase
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    UNHCR Wants Better Humanitarian Access In CAR As Refugees Figures Increase

    The UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR says it needs better humanitarian access to the needy in countries where there are citizens of the Central African Republic who taking asylum as refugees. The agency also appealed for genuine dialogue to reduce tensions in the CAR. “We reiterate our appeal for a sustainable and solid support of the […]

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