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RSSChildren who are conscripted in the army would now taste the glimpse of homely atmosphere. According to authorities of the UN, radical leaders in the Central African Republic have agreed to begin sending several hundred child soldiers home to their...
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A Paris court has convicted a former U.N. employee for the rape of young Africans during his posting in Central African Republic and Congo.
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AP, The Hague
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AP, N'djamena
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AP, Paris
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AP, United Nations
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AP, United
France’s foreign minister hailed Tuesday’s resumed deployment of a much-awaited European Union peacekeeping force in Chad, where a rebellion had halted the...
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AP, Paris
The European Union resumed deployment Tuesday of a much-awaited peacekeeping force for two countries neighboring Sudan’s troubled Darfur region, a military...
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AP, Le Bourget
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AP, Brussels
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A Chad rebel group on Friday declared a “state of war” against French and other foreign armies, an apparent warning to a European force that will soon...
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AP, Beijing
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AP, Washington
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AP, Brussels
European Union defense ministers reiterated their commitment Monday to sending troops to help Darfur refugees, but a lack of helicopters was holding up deployment of a...
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AP, N'djamena
Three Spaniards detained in a charity’s alleged plot to take 103 African children to Europe returned home on a Spanish government jet Friday, after tense...
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AP, Sirte
Four Chadian rebel groups signed a final peace agreement with their government Thursday, three weeks after negotiating the preliminary deal.The parties agreed to an...
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AP, Luxembourg
European Union foreign ministers gave their final approval Monday to deploy a 3,000-strong EU peacekeeping force for one year to help refugees and displaced people...
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AP, Paris
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AP, United Nations
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