Central African Republic: Vote on a Draft Resolution Extending the 2745 Sanctions Regime
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The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has extended sanctions against armed groups in the Central African Republic for another year.
Armed rebel groups have intensified their attacks on Central African territory and are still threatening the restoration of normal political life in that country. The clashes with government forces or affiliated militias could increase this month. A round-up of these rebel groups makes it possible to better assess the forces involved. Members of the Coalition of Patriotes for Change (CPC) movement, in January 2021.
Central African Republic: Vote on a Draft Resolution Extending the 2745 Sanctions Regime
On Wednesday morning (29 July), the Security Council is expected to vote on a draft resolution extending the sanctions measures imposed on armed groups operating in the Central African Republic (CAR) until 31 July 2027, and the mandate of the...
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