groups all stationed in the central african republic. st 70% of the country is not under government control, but then not all the rebel factions are operating against the central african republic. a kind of a safe haven. not just for central african republic, but for the sake of all the other countries around. something really needs to be done about the unregulated forest regions in central african republic. host: the constitutional court rejected former president's presidential candidacy. they said that he did not satisfy the good morality requirement because of an arrest warrant and u.n. sanctions against him for allegedly ordering assassinations, torture, and other crimes when he was president. what is going to happen with these investigations against the former president? are prosecutions going to be carried out? >> that is the idea, yes. will they be able to do it? it's difficult to say. but the idea is to bring him to justice. i think the constitutional courts could prove otherwise. of course the course they took was the only course

results have resulted in tens of thousands of civilians fleeing central african republic hi i'm femi oke a you're watching the stream on today's episode we will be unpacking what is happening down in the ground in the central african republic i know you have questions and comments if you're watching on you tube you can jump into the comments section and be part of today's discussion al-jazeera has been covering the conflicts in the central african republic so many years and this month in fact just last week our correspondent malcolm wept was down on the ground seeing what was happening to refugees who were fleeing the stench after couldn't public and go into the democratic republic of congo he's malcolm wept reporting. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week the they lined up hoping the protest was. coming was his get back to retrieve possessions from their homes and that from the council to leave back home a tried the and she came back with nothing see expected to be made clear to the rebels attacked tough image last week we

bomb scare and mortar shells in could our region from arcady back compare that to happen in central african republic you could actually say that central african republic did it might affect our. who are next really is that now that election is old and the states is firmly place the governess issue has been settled and you have and looks an illegitimate and a recognised common place and the main thing to happen next really is to see how the plan to go after the rebel movements it's really busy is a another rebel factions because the center of the republic really house lurks with us you know a totally but under government control forest areas however in rebel groups and if we don't deal with these rebel groups now then because you have got some time so it's quiet it's actually a good thing that a lot of international actors are play rwanda whom the perhaps the yields plaints. russian or kind of than contributing troops nothing the next big thing really is that all these troops you know well reinforced with all of these chips amassing really concentrates on a long term plan to obsolete deal with rebel

the central african republic president has been reelected in a vote marred by violence and intimidation the electoral commission says fast on our congress to a day or a 153 percent of the ballots last sunday he avoids a 2nd round run off with opposition candidates who say the vote was flawed many polling stations didn't open on election day rebels are reported to have attacked voters and staff and groups allied with former president francois boise's they seized a town 20 kilometers from the capital bangui prosecutors are investigating whether it was easy trying to disrupt the ballot. people don't need weapons to take power you've suffered so much the president has done his best to bring the country forward in 5 years that's why central african voted for him. i support another party i'm with the l.t.c. office group but if the president won it's because he deserves it he's a man who's fought for this nicolas hawke has been following the latest developments from the car. in a press conference archrival to twitter on shows and you see don't look good he says that the president has not won t

for more on the situation on the ground in the central african republic i spoke to lewis mudge who isis very bad, the situation is as bad as it has been in the central african republic since i would say 2013 and 2014. this is a landlocked country, and when rebels encircle the capital, that means the capital is cut off. there is a river that runs up to the capital, but the main lifeline to cameroon, and that road is consistently being attacked by rebels, consistently seeing cuts and blockages, we are seeing the price of food rise dramatically in bangui, so not only from a security perspective but also an economic perspective in the capital, things are very bad. how does the international community go about fixing this? well there is already 12,500 uniformed un troops on the ground, and the mission, the un peacekeeping mission in the central african republic recently requested more troops, additional troops. you also have a plethora of other countries that have sent forces, the russians, they have allied themselves with the central african republic government, the rwandan troops have be

he's a young reports now from the god of the refugee come just across the border from the central african republic. lucy arrived here in cameroon on friday after fleeing an attack on her village by central african republic rebels she walked in the forest with her husband for 3 days before reaching the border. but she doesn't know what's happened to her 2 children she believes they managed to escape with her parents. my is i started on the. the rebels came out at night they came with weapons and that's the reason why we fled once they were shooting everywhere and people started running away many people died and they burned houses. physical exhaustion and psychological trauma are taking a toll on these new arrivals the united nations says about $60000.00 ca are refugees have fled to neighboring countries since the most recent conflict began after december's election more than 5000 of them are in cameroon like abbott who fled fighting with his wife and 3 children want to use the mob we saw fighting in the city center of boy we saw a corpse and the young man was there for probably 2 days we saw bodies

there is a young reports now from their god to refugee come just across the border from the central african republic. to see arrived here in cameroon on friday after fleeing an attack on her village by central african republic rebels she walked in the forest with her husband for 3 days before reaching the border. but she doesn't know what's happened to her 2 children she believes they managed to escape with her parents. started on. the rebels came out at night came with weapons and that's the reason why we fled once they were shooting everywhere and people started running away many people died and they burned houses. physical exhaustion and psychological trauma are taking a toll on these new arrivals the united nations says about $60000.00 ca are refugees have fled to neighboring countries since the most recent conflict began after december's election more than 5000 of them are in cameroon like abbott who fled fighting with his wife and 3 children want to use the mob we saw fighting in the city center of blood we saw a corpse and the young man was there for probably 2 days we saw bodies after the fi

12,500 uniformed un troops on the ground, and the mission, the un peacekeeping mission in the central african republicf other countries that have sent forces, the russians, they have allied themselves with the central african republic government, the rwandan troops have been increased from the un forces, the rwandans have gone in, french troops on the ground, and the french are sending jets from chad to sort of scare the rebels, and i don't think this is necessarily going to be solved with just more troops on the ground. the fact is that you have warlords from these different rebel groups that have formed this coalition year in year out, they have control territory, killed civilians and have not faced any real repercussions, so until the central african republic and its international partners can decide that they actually want peace deals that have accountability, that actually holds these leaders responsible, i think you could triple the size of the un force, and it's not actually going to come to a real solution. the real solution will be when these warlords realise that this does not pay, because u

well really i was just talking about the situation in central african republic and let's move on to that the u.n. envoy to the central african republic is calling for a substantial increase in peacekeeping operations mancow and they made the appeal at a u.n. security council meeting following a wave of violent attacks by rebel groups operating in the country on monday 2 un peacekeepers were killed after their convoy was ambushed chris is certainly has the latest from the united nations. we're hearing from council members bribe support for the. recently reelected president we're hearing support for more resources to go to menu sky just before the election the security council authorizes 2 units of troops from another mission to go to the central african republic in a couple of helicopters. the head of the mission is asking for even more help because he says the country is so large and right now there are other eyes at about 15000 troops he said it's just not enough to cover the entire country and secure the entire country even working with the country's military we've also heard some talk

and defectors in the central african republic military the foreign minister made a pleas saying that they were being outgunned not only by regular guns but by heavy heavy equipment like rocket launchers opposition already had these supplies in the government did not the security council heard that concern asked her to make a formal request for the weapons that the country needs and said they would consider it well the top republican in the u.s. senate mitch mcconnell is proposing the impeachment trial of former president donald trump starting february earlier the house speaker nancy pelosi rejected demands to drop the proceedings the republicans argue that the trial will divide americans even further pelosi says the article of impeachment will soon be sense of the senate for a 2nd trial trump was impeached just days before the end of his term for inciting a riot at capitol hill that left 5 people dead so you don't say to a president do whatever you want in the last months of beer administration you're going to get a jet you get out of jail card free because because people think we sh

killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat we went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the riverbank. our arrival drew a crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops from their farms. that's what to leave home or tried. and she came back with nothing to see. the rebels attacked our village last week we had a lot of gunfire they destroyed everything they raped and they kidnapped some of them we didn't see exactly what happened because we have to run. violence escalated since elections last month which political opposition says were rigged. the armed groups say the government must go. about 2 thirds of

continued for as long and so has its devastating effect on people's lives malcolm web al jazeera central african republic well the u.n. security council is meeting to discuss the central african republic on rust on monday to u.n. peacekeepers were killed in the south of the country after their convoy was ambushed by a coalition of groups christensen is joining us live from the united nations kristen what are the security concerns about. well the council has been very concerned about the violence surrounding the elections in the central african republic this is the 2nd time they've met on the situation there in in just over a week they're worried that armed groups are attempting to block the capital of bongi and attacks on supply convoys by some of these armed groups are limiting medical supplies food and other essential items from getting into the capital as you mentioned 2 peacekeepers died recently 7 in total have been killed in the central african republic all of this of course big concern just a week. just in all this a big concern for the council as i said they met just over a week ago for the situa

support among council members to move in that direction france in particular the penholder the central african republic did say that it was worth discussing and considering but the united states raised some concerns on that saying that there's a lot of reports of defections in the central african republic military that there needs to be more accountability on the part of the government before the international community gives carte blanche to lift the arms embargo the united states also pointed out that request for more weapons so far had been. approved by the council but that there was some concern that they need to continue with the reconciliation process in the government and get a handle on their own troops in an attempt to bolster the situation there but there does seem to be support for reallocating resources within peacekeeping to try to fortify the troops that are there already and attempting to keep the capital clear and free and the president in power christiane thanks very much chris and certainly at the united nations. lawyers ugandan opposition leader bobby whino waited to hear the outcome

a 15 day state of emergency has come into force in central african republic to deal with armed groups trying to blockade the capital bunky u.n. peacekeepers have been trying to push back the rebel coalition pressuring the president are steen scholz to dare to quit after disputed december elections. from the capital a coalition of armed groups controls about 2 thirds of the central african republic territory and in it to most of the country's gold and diamond mines they're also not far from where we are here in the capital borghi they've been threatening to attack it they did attack it last week they were 4th off by forces aligned with the government that includes the national army un peacekeepers but the most effective fighters are russian mercenaries and rwandan troops now the forces aligned with the government complain that it's not a fair fight because the arms involved are they say they are here to it but they say that their enemy the armed groups do not know they say that means the armed group got much heavier higher caliber weapons and rockets they have to fight against the comm

and he's a young reports now formed by god to refugee come just across the border from the central african republic. lucy arrived here in cameroon on friday after fleeing an attack on her village by central african republic rebels she walked in the forest with her husband for 3 days before reaching the border. but she doesn't know what's happened to her 2 children she believes they managed to escape with her parents. why is i started on the. the rebels came out at night came with weapons and that's the reason why we fled thought they were shooting everywhere and people started running away many people died and they burned houses. physical exhaustion and psychological trauma are taking a toll on these new arrivals the united nations says about $60000.00 ca are refugees have fled to neighboring countries since the most recent conflict began after december's election more than 5000 of them are in cameroon like abbott who fled fighting with his wife and 3 children want to see a mob we saw fighting in the city center of boy we saw a corpse and the young man was there for probably 2 days we saw bodies af

envoy to the central african republic asks for more peacekeepers as rebels try to surround the capital they're angry about the president's reelection. or president joe biden has announced what he's calling a full scale war time strategy to be covert 19 he signed a string of executive orders aimed at speeding up the response to the pandemic which has claimed the lives of more than 400000 americans mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . this you're surely day 2 of the biden presidency and another flurry of executive orders 24 hours after the u.s. recorded the worst single day coronavirus death toll focus don't come back to the pandemic. the measures ranging from getting more vaccines to more people to improving safety in schools and work spaces we can give to dismiss overnight it's could take months to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat this pandemic into a nation waiting for action let me be clear stand this point help is on the way one of the new things in this administration is if you know the answer don't guess just say you don't

the cameroon border with the central african republic more than $1500.00 trucks loaded with goods have been stranded here for over a month due to an armed insurgency on the ca l. side reports say rebels have attacked trucks that have tried to cross while waiting the drivers cook and sleep next to their vehicles. of course this blockade has created an enormous financial crisis we're racking up expenses while we're stuck here we've not been paid for a month because we only make money when we make trips with trucks stranded like this we are nothing. trucks coming from ca are have also been held up while trying to head west into cameroon about 30 were allowed to make the crossing this week but more keep arriving ca r. is landlocked and depends on cameroon for its exports and imports including food. we transport essential items goods that are of primary importance for survival my truck for example carries refrigerated goods when a container carrying perishable goods is stranded for many days it's a loss for the company it's a very big loss for the company. neither government has released of

also on the show these trucks are is moving visit the border between cameroon in the central african republic where political dispute is jamming up trade. flows welcome to the show i'm sitting could have you with us uniting america was the primary theme of joe biden's inaugural speech but there are many more acute challenges facing the new president he needs to guide the country out of the pandemic and fix a coronavirus battered economy along the way our reporter daniel wynter looks at how biden's inaugural address set the tone for his economic policy. if one word could summarize biden's speech it is unity with the new president highlighting the need to overcome the pandemic and economic devastation together with unity we can do greet the important things. we could right wrongs we can put people to work in good jobs we can teach our children in safe schools we can overcome the deadly virus we can reward reward work and rebuild the middle class and make health care secure for all and this is the state of the country he's inheriting president biden's address highlighted the shuttered businesses

on central african republic christine thank you very much indeed. so i had on al-jazeera indonesia's earthquake victims say help can't come fast enough as heavy rain hampers rescue efforts and europe makes plans to phase out fuel burning cars but cannot retain its technological independence and it's a great day in abu dhabi for former golf world number one lori mcelroy gemma's going to be here with the action in sport. however we're seeing some rather wet sand windy and at times when she weather pushing across northern parts of the middle east recently we've had since snow pushing it just for the balance easing across northern parts of syria iraq pushing across iran now making its way towards afghanistan through turkmenistan dry weather coming back in behind to the south that will see temperatures here into struggling over the next couple of days 2021 celsius with that cane blowing through the gulf lifted dust and sand so visibility problems you can expect that until we get into the 2nd half of the weekend south of that generate dry plenty of sunshi

at least 100000 people have been forced from their homes after rebel attacks in central african republic during last month's disputed elections opposition politicians say the vote was rigged and the rebel coalition outside the capital says president today and his government must go. gay were civilians bearing the brunt of the violence. hoped digging for gold would pay for his education he worked at a mine in the bush here in the central african republic. motorbike to get there on his way home he says militia held him up stole it and then told him to lie face down on the ground he refused. them if you want to kill me to my face as you were talking. to screaming. so he should the other then i couldn't walk anymore. the bones in mores legacy shattered with it his plan to study. he was a passer by. this hospital in the capital. it's run by the charity doctors without borders. the manager says many others so lucky the armed groups who want to overthrow the government control most of the country or wondered if maybe some hundreds or even 1000 people we do not have any right to groups and dream

envoy central african republic capital is besieged by rebels.and left out in the cold days of serve until rancho rain leave thousands of syrian refugees without shelter. because some of the wet weather pushing into the southeast of the u.s. at the moment and some wintry weather pushing across central parts of canada with this area of low pressure just easing across ontario into quick back a little push its way which was a canadian maritimes now inauguration day whether to stay in they say it was fine and that's when she flies but nothing much to speak of similar pictures to go on through friday the winds if anything to back having said that let me go with the last of the snow just pushing away from that eastern side of canada come friday still some bits and pieces of rain around the panhandle let's look further west where the rain is rather more welcome we'll see some wet weather and some wintry weather coming in across california still quite a brisk wind here but it is not of simply coldest of that will help with the fires that do continue to b

now come web al jazeera central african republic. lawyers of the ugandan opposition leader but we wanted to wait to hear the outcome of a petition challenging his house arrest after last week's disputed election probably wind has been prevented from leaving his home to declaring victory in a vote the opposition says was marred by widespread fraud and violence electoral throaty says that long time president you when he was 71 a 6th term in office with almost 50 percent of the vote while bobby wine secured just 35 percent katherine sawyer has this update from my chair close to the wind. well the wise lawyers have finally been allowed to go and see him but for us journalists this is the end of the road we have been prevented from going farther he leaves about 500 meters from this bar and he has said that he's under house arrest he's been confined to his home since friday not been allowed to have visitors journalists have been blocked in the u.s. ambassador here natalie brown has also been denied access to him she says he she just wanted

at least 100000 people are forced from their homes after rebel attacks in central african republic following last month's disputed elections and the earthquake survivors in indonesia say they're running out of essential supplies as a solid he's struggled to reach. hello welcome to the program u.s. president joe biden's 1st day in office will focus on getting the coronavirus pandemic under control just over 24 hours after being sworn in he is expected to sign at least 10 executive orders to tackle covert 1000 which has already claimed more than 400000 american lives the orders are expected to ramp up supplies for vaccination testing and personal protective equipment in another break the previous administration the top u.s. infectious disease expert and city found she says america will remain in the world health organization and help fight the disease at home and abroad i am honored to announce that the united states. will remain a member of the world health 'd organization. yesterday president biden signed the letters retracting the previous administration's announcement to withdraw from the

says more than 100000 people have now fled central african republic to escape the violence triggered by december's disputed election 100000 people are displaced within the war torn country and almost 5000 people have traveled to cameroon 5000 to chad and 400 to the republic of congo but the vast majority 74000 people have crossed to the democratic republic of congo where they face an uncertain future many are getting their own canoes out of there again rare access to one of the patrol boats aid workers are using to track the refugees down even when they're found there's little un teams can do because funding is running out welcome web so this exclusive report from one village near some biloela in the democratic republic of congo. killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is a relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat he went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we f

says more than a 100000 people have fled the central african republic to escape the violence triggered by december's disputed election most have crossed into the democratic republic of congo. the current of ours pandemic has severely disrupted the education of $1600000000.00 children and teenagers and this month 258000000 are unable to attend school through 2 closers and those in more developed parts of the world have been able to continue classes remotely but many without access to computers or the internet have been unable to learn some new reports. the school year unlike any other they've known stockage classes mandatory hand sanitizer and of course one vital piece of uniform the face mask when the number of infections in any given area becomes overwhelming they too are forced to close students then left at the mercy of their home circumstances especially those from households where parents are still going out to work the senate has a mini me that i'm a mother and i also have a job to do so i'm worried about leaving my kid to learn at home during the pandemic i don't know if she wil

the constitutional course of the central african republic has confirmed the president fast and. has been reelected the opposition wanted a rerun of the december vote they say the pre-election violence scared away voters fighting is still going on rebels opposed to it as re-election unsuccessfully tried to invade the capital last week welcome webb has the latest from central african republic capital own game. was no sign of the civilian political opposition in the courtroom today in the ruling very much favored the ruling party of president found since friday where the opposition it said there was widespread irregularities and that the violence in many parts of the country meant that the ball should be rerun the constitutional court rejected it just outside headquarters that building i but as i go to there is posses a bit of a celebration going on there is a dance to that they've hired some guys standards have come to have a look but there isn't really an enormous crowd of supporters and this is one of the problems that they are faces according to a lot of analysts they say that

also a state of emergency is imposed in the central african republic as a coalition of armed groups threatens to overthrow the newly elected president. and powering ahead of europe's big push for battery development as it promotes electric vehicles to cut emission levels. welcome to the program u.s. president joe biden has launched what he calls a full scale war time strategy to be covert 19 on his 1st full day in office he signed a series of executive orders aimed at speeding up the response to the pandemic that's claimed the lives of more than 400000 americans biden's team of experts is working on a centralized inoculation strategy and that's revealed the trumpet ministration had no federally coordinated vaccination plan in place mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the subject you are actually in day 2 of the biden presidency and another flurry of executive orders 24 hours after the u.s. recorded the worst single day coronavirus death toll these are focused on combating the pandemic the measures ranging from getting more vaccines to more people to improving safety in schools and work

the constitutional court of the central african republic has confirmed the president fast and. has been reelected the opposition wanted a rerun of december's votes they say the pre-election violence scared away votes fighting is still on the way rebels opposed to a dead israel action unsuccessfully tried to invade the capital last week but they threatened to attack again if the government didn't step down by sunday al-jazeera as malcolm webb has the latest from central african republic is capital own gain. there is no sign of the civilian political opposition in the courtroom today in the ruling very much favored the ruling party of president found since friday where the opposition is that there was widespread irregularities and that the violence in many parts of the country meant that the ball should be rerun that the constitutional court rejected it which is outside headquarters that building i did as i go to but there is parties a bit of a celebration going on there is a dance to that they've hired some guys standards and come to have a look but there isn't really an enormou

stable enough to hold these elections now in benghazi which is one of the major towns in central african republic we've seen sporadic attacks until now the rebel forces that calling themselves the coalition for patriotic change have taken over the town itself despite the central african forces the u.n. forces and their support of russian fighters on the ground despite all this while they've lost that town and we now know that these rebel groups which is made up of a coalition of on forces that were once fighting each other each other that are now united against president. well they're just 20 kilometers away from the capital president ouattara is announced to be the favorite in this race and if he does win then he'll be in charge of a country that has very happy that he has very little control over most of the country right now is in the hands of these armed rebel groups so a tense situation just hours before the presidential election results are announced in a recording that's been leaked to the public u.s. president donald trump told the top election official in the state of georgia to find eno

envoy to the central african republic asks for more peacekeepers as rebels try to surround the capital they're angry about the president's re-election. thanks for joining us he's calling it a full scale war time strategy to be covert 19 in the past few hours the us president joe biden has signed a string of executive orders aimed at speeding up the response to the pandemic which is claimed the lives of more than $400000.00 americans his plan includes making it mandatory for people to wear masks requiring international travelers to quarantine when they arrive in the u.s. biden is inheriting a vaccine rollout that he calls a dismal failure the new measures also include improving testing and inoculations well these executive orders come a year to the day when the 1st case of the corona virus was reported in the u.s. we get a dismissal right which could take months or should turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic into a nation waiting for action let me be clear on this point help is on the way. to day to day in our national strate

peacekeeping mission in central african republic says the soldiers being killed in an attack by armed groups in the capital won't be rebels have been trying to overturn december's election results which saw president fox in our hands tore them reelected they can sack reports. capital of the central african republic under attack above the sound of russian helicopters interrupted by explosions and gunfire one rwandan u.n. peacekeeper was killed dozens of rebel fighters died in combat. one of the rebels is captured alive but security forces saved him from a mob who wants him dead later he's paraded on state t.v. by the country's security minister well look these are foreign fighters this one doesn't even speak french or the local language he is now in our hands thanks to the smaller peroration of the people of the central african republic on tuesday prime minister. with the u.n. and russian escorts visited the neighboring town while the to boost the troops' morale. dozens of government forces are deserving the frontline too scared to fight against what appears to be a well equipped and w

killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic the 10s of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety in remote villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat we went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the river bank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops and their farms. that's what to leave tried. and she came back with nothing. the rebels attacked our village last week we had a lot of gunfire they destroyed everything they raped and they kidnapped some of them we didn't see exactly what happened because we had to run. violence escalated since elections last month which political opposition says were rigged. the armed groups say the government must go the occupy about 2 thirds of the country incl

and into the central african republic ripples have mounted their closest attack on the capital. they were repelled by security forces and wondered peacekeeper was killed in the violence. hello i'm christine it's good to have your company ugandans have been voting in the presidential election that's been dubbed a contest between the country's young people and the old god there were long queues at some polling stations some photos reportedly waited albus 17000000 people registered to take part in this election most of them are young 1st time voter is the main opposition candidate bobbie y. and his wife were surrounded by a cheering crowd when they voted in kampala and the income to. president doing the saving voted at his country home a long time he that it's speaking as the up to 35 years in power. and d.-w. corresponding genius mugabe is on the line via phone income pala hi julius uganda's young people will decide this election what is at stake for them the 2nd issue among many young uganda is sustainable employment that lies make a major factor into the selection the youth want

and the central african republic is in a 2 week state of emergency is the government and un troops trying to halt a spate of rebel attacks violence has been on the rise in the cia ah since december's disputed elections earlier this week to pace capers were killed in separate attacks the u.n. envoy says more pace capers are urgently needed anti government militias now control 2 thirds of the country tens of thousands have fled the escalating conflict refugee camps in neighboring countries like cameroon but i hate organizations say they are running out of space. to see arrived here in cameroon after fleeing an attack on her village by central african republic rebels she walked in the forest with her husband for 3 days before reaching the border. but she doesn't know what's happened to her 2 children she believes they managed to escape with her parents but is all started on that. the rebels came out at night came with weapons and that's the reason why we fled once they were shooting everywhere and people started running away many people died and they burned houses. physical exhaustion and ps