Atrocity crimes prevention and building resilience in Central African Republic

What is it about?

Central African Republic has been a theatre of instability for decades but the recent episodes of mass violence and systematic killings have been particularly troubling. This article analyzes the factors that have underpinned atrocity risks, the actors and atrocity-related peacebuilding measures in the country.

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Photo by Jeff Ackley on Unsplash

Why is it important?

This article offers deeper insights into the policy and practice of atrocity prevention in Africa. The findings from the study obviates the need to pay particular attention to state action and how it contributes creating a culture of impunity that perpetuates a cycle of violence.