All posts in the 'street children' category

Highlights

  • FDPC attack on the road between Batangafo and Kabo
  • New MSF report highlights dire health situation
  • Joint mission to monitor and evaluate CHF projects

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(Emily Bamford, UNICEF) Walking through the Central African Republic capital, it is impossible to miss the large number of children present on the street. Weaving in and amongst the street vendors, taxis and commuters, dozens of children can be seen working, begging and playing around the town centre. For some this is just a way of passing the day, a way of earning money and supporting a family back home. For many however, this is their home. Continue Reading »

During their visit to CAR in early July, the Aljazeera team documented the lives of street children in Bangui. They often lost their parents to HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and other diseases, or during the fighting in 2003 when Bangui was gripped by the coup d’etat.