The humanitarian situation remains worrying in Am Dafock, in northeastern Central African Republic, on the border with Sudan. Nearly three weeks after the attack by rebels of the Alliance for Patriotic Awakening (ASP), the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and their allies still control the town. But the fighting has left deep scars.
The humanitarian situation remains worrying in Am Dafock, in northeastern Central African Republic, on the border with Sudan. Nearly three weeks after the attack by rebels of the Alliance for Patriotic Awakening (ASP), the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and their allies still control the town. But the fighting has left deep scars.