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Aug 30th, 2007 by Kersten Jauer, HDPT CAR
During their stay in the Central African Republic, Reuters journalists produced a fascinating 8 minute video feature on the APRD rebels in the Paoua area. Their footage includes APRD soldiers and child soldiers training and explaining their motives. Best video on the rebellion in north-eastern CAR so far.
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Thank you so much for this blog and putting the video up!
I only started looking for information on the CAR a few days ago because I had an opportunity to do a presentation for a group who prays for different countries around the world. I wanted to present a country people don’t hear about much and so I chose the CAR. I have learnt so much in just these few days and your website has been key in this! The situation there has impacted me and stayed in my thoughts. Yesterday I did the presentation to about 100 people. Today I will speak to another group of 20, and I hope to keep sharing what I have learnt and directing them to this site. Thank you for your efforts!