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CAR: "A peace for the benefit of the government, not for the sake of justice"

The government of the Central African Republic (CAR) released on 8 February the peace agreement concluded the previous week in Khartoum with fourteen armed groups. This agreement emphasizes the creation of a Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Reparation Commission. But it ignores the thorny issue of criminal prosecutions. Interview with Igor Acko, sociologist and expert in […]

By Franck Petit

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