Tuesday, 30 December 2014
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Central African Republic: Multimedia Feature Recounts 2014 Violence
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(New York, December 30, 2014) – On the second anniversary of a rebellion that plunged the Central African Republic into bloody upheaval, Human Rights Watch today released a multimedia feature on several research missions undertaken in the Central African Republic in 2014.
With video and text on “The Fighters,” “Life in the Bush,” “Caught in the Crossfire,” “Children of War,” “Bangui’s Inferno,” “Neighborhood Destroyed,” “The Heroes,” and “Exodus,” the feature offers an overview of human rights violations uncovered by one of Human Rights Watch’s researchers, Peter Bouckaert, working with the photographer Marcus Bleasdale.
Feature Video 1 - The Fighters - Central African Republic
Feature Video 2 - Caught in the crossfire - Central African Republic
Feature Video 3 - Neighbourhood Destroyed - Central African Republic
Feature Video 4 - Exodus - Central Afrcian Republic
Feature Video 5 - Children of War - Central African Republic
With video and text on “The Fighters,” “Life in the Bush,” “Caught in the Crossfire,” “Children of War,” “Bangui’s Inferno,” “Neighborhood Destroyed,” “The Heroes,” and “Exodus,” the feature offers an overview of human rights violations uncovered by one of Human Rights Watch’s researchers, Peter Bouckaert, working with the photographer Marcus Bleasdale.
Feature Video 1 - The Fighters - Central African Republic
Feature Video 2 - Caught in the crossfire - Central African Republic
Feature Video 3 - Neighbourhood Destroyed - Central African Republic
Feature Video 4 - Exodus - Central Afrcian Republic
Feature Video 5 - Children of War - Central African Republic
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