. >> translation: we were talking about the ex-seleka. when the behaviour started, these are criminal acts and we should punish them. >> the defence minister visited troops. 1600 of them. the u.n. scrern ban ki-moon says its not enough and is appealing to france to send in more help. the interim president of the car wants help. catherine samba-panza asked for a un-peacekeeping mission to join the 6,000 peacekeepers already there. >> i have addressed the population in its entirety to draw their attention to the desire some have to provide the country. i restate my firm willingness to to give away a single bit of the central african republic territory. >> muslims make up 15% of the population. as attacks increase, so too does the number of people leaving those areas. >> at least 2,000 people have been killed and another 1 million, a quarter of the country's population have been forced out of their homes. >> central africa is a humanitarian catastrophe. an ethnic clepsing is taking police. it must be stopped. people are being killed and mass

the ex seleka. i took them in my government and cabinet. i believe they are outline citizens, regardless of origins or religious convictions. some commit crime. they have to pay for it. as a mum, i will not protect them. all will have to account for their actions. >> are you looking at the international criminal court to play around. >> i think that the procedure started. i received a call from the key prosecutor of the icc with cases in relation to 2010 to 2013. she was counting on the support of my government which i confirmed. i reassured i will not protect anyone. we will not block the process of a reconciliation. today this did not stop anything and crimes were committed. and acceptable atrocities against the people. if we want to the receive conciliation justice must be done and repperations made. >> more to come. including arrests are made over one of the worst factory fires. we talk to victims and their families. plus, the rise of chinese cinema, how the berlin festival is full of eastern promise. >> good to have you with us. these

stabbed his only mistakes was that he was muslim, he was perceived and more than likely he was an ex-seleka rebel. about 100 people who just really wanted to go for the the kill and people were just saying, i'm going to kill him with my own hands, he's a muslim he must die, and started to kill him with their hands with their feet with knives with rocks. and after that, just dragged his body in the street. burned him, you know some people might say, why didn't you step in and help? why didn't you -- there was nothing i could do. and the best thing we could do and that was -- you know, there were some other colleagues there. the only thing we could do, it happened very, very fast, it wasn't long before it was over. just record it. the only thing you know you're dealing with the devil. >> that was jerome delay, a reporter from the associated press, really amazing video there. >> a twiert police officer in florida is charged with killing a man in a theater because he refused to stop texting. the second day of a bail hearing that included testimony of throwing po popcorn and surveillance inside

the ex-seleka as well as took them in the government and cabinet because all are citizens of the countryardless of origins and religions and they are friend and as a mom i will not protect them. every one will have to account for action because if they make a mistake must be punished. >> are you looking at the international criminal court to play a role? . >> translator: i think that the procedure has already started. i received a courtesy call from the icc with opening cases in relation to 2010-2013 if my memory is good. she was counting on the support of my government which i confirmed and said i will not protect because of reconciliation. in the past we decided we should not pursue cases in order to block reconciliation and know it does not stop and crimes are still being committed and atrocities against the people. i believe if we want reconciliation justice must be done and it must be made. >> reporter: uganda made an appearance at the international court in the hague about an hour ago. he denies charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity including allegations of rape, murder