Bangui: Sudan War Fuels Crime, Jeopardising Neutrality — SkimNews
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- Central African Republic faces crime committed by armed groups in its north-eastern territory, which borders Darfur, with the war in Sudan identified as the force fuelling that violence.
- Bangui is urged to act swiftly alongside its partners to curb the violence, after the government's external relationships were said to jeopardise its neutrality in the Sudan conflict.
Why it matters: Armed groups in the Central African Republic's north-east are committing crime that Sudan's war is fuelling, and Bangui's external relationships have already put the government's neutrality in the conflict in doubt. With violence and neutrality both in play, the source places the remedy in joint action by Bangui and its partners.
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