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Regional Overview
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35,200 Individuals
Refugees from the Central African Republic
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Population

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Refugees from the Central African Republic

453,442


Last Updated 03 Dec 2015


Source - UNHCR, UNHCR&CNARR, UNHCR/CNARR, HCR, HRC, UNHRC, CNARR&UNHCR

Demography
Male (46.6%) Age (53.4%) Female
9.7% 0 - 4 9.7%
12.6% 5 - 11 15.5%
7.5% 12 - 17 7.3%
15.8% 18 - 59 19.6%
1% 60 + 1.3%

  Refugees from the Central African Republic

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Estimated number of Internally Displaced Persons in CAR

447,487


Last Updated 10 Nov 2015


Source - Commission de Mouvement de Population, Commission Mouvement de Population/Cluster Protection

Estimated number of Internally Displaced Persons in Bangui

58,282


Last Updated 10 Nov 2015


Source - Commission Mouvement de Population/Cluster Protection

  Estimated number of Internally Displaced Persons in CAR

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  Refugees from the Central African Republic

Country Total Population    
Cameroon
03 Dec 2015
254,633
Individuals
56.2 %
Congo (Democratic Republic)
31 Aug 2015
101,866
Individuals
22.5 %
Chad
30 Nov 2015
67,064
Individuals
14.8 %
Congo (Brazaville)
01 Sep 2015
29,884
Individuals
6.6 %

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  Highlights

 Government donors pledged an initial US$ 687.2 million to UNHCR in 2016 for ongoing mega emergencies, such as the Central African Republic and Nigeria
15 Dec 2015
This Sunday, Central Africans are called to vote on the proposal of a new Constitution
13 Dec 2015
CAR: MINUSCA announces the elections to be held on 27 December 2015
03 Dec 2015
Central African Republic: anger and disappointment in PK5 after the murder of a young Muslim the day after the pope's visit
01 Dec 2015
More than 20,000 people followed pope Francis' mass which concluded his visit to the Central African Republic
30 Nov 2015
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  CAR Refugee Crisis in the Media

One in eight babies were born in conflict zones in 2015 - UNICEF
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 17 Dec 2015
By Sebastien Malo NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of babies born in conflict zones increased by more than 125,000 this year to 16.6 million compared with last year, the United Nations said on Wednesday. The figure translates to one in eight of all births worldwide in...
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Central African Republic: Amid Conflict, Rape
Human Rights Watch, 17 Dec 2015
UN, Government Should Protect Women, Girls (Nairobi, December 17, 2015) – The government of the Central African Republic and United Nations peacekeepers should urgently address sexual violence against women and girls by armed militia in the capital, Bangui, Human Rights Watch said today. Human ...
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RCA: tentative de sécession par l'ex-Seleka avortée dans le Nord-Est
RFI, 16 Dec 2015
Après avoir tenté de perturber les scrutins à Bangui et dans les provinces, Nourredine Adam et ses partisans du FPRC – Front populaire pour la renaissance de la Centrafrique – a joué une nouvelle carte, ce mardi 15 décembre, celle de la partition du pays. Il a simplement déclaré que le no...
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RCA : la Minusca ferme contre le FPRC
BBC Afrique, 16 Dec 2015
La Minusca luttera par tous les moyens, même par la force contre le Front Populaire pour la Renaissance de la Centrafrique (FPRC). C’est Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, le représentant spécial du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies en RCA qui l’a déclaré à BBC Afrique, ajoutant que la Minus...
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Présidentielle en Centrafrique : Bokassa, Patassé… au nom du père, du fils
Jeune Afrique, 16 Dec 2015
Ils s'appellent Bokassa, Kolingba ou Patassé et ambitionnent de reprendre le flambeau familial en dirigeant à leur tour le pays. En Centrafrique, nation brisée où l’écho de l’Histoire résonne plus fort qu’ailleurs, les candidatures de fils d’anciens présidents ne passent pas inaper...
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