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• UN Officials Recorded 98 Sexual Abuse Cases in Central African Republic; International Peacekeepers Maybe Involved

  UN officials is invesigating the sexual abuse claims of 98 girls in Central African Republic. Three girls claimed international peacekeepers sexually abused them.

• UN Internal Justice Clears Whistleblower Anders Kompass in African Republic sexual abuse case

  Anders Kompass free from all accusations. UN Internal Justice said it was an utter failure in the seniors part to do that to Kompass.

• United Nations’ Soldiers In Another Abuse Claims; U.N. Fails Their Job to Protect Humanity

  New sexual allegations against UN troops will be investigated. UN who supposedly to protect kids, fails miserably.

• Central African Republic to hold national elections

  Central African Republic will hold much-delayed national elections Wednesday that residents and the international community hope will bring stability after years of sectarian violence. Dates for the polls have been repeatedly scheduled and missed due to violence and a lack of organization.

• U.N. peacekeepers accused of abusing Central African Republic street children

  United Nations peacekeepers have been accused of sexually abusing street children in the Central African Republic capital of Bangui and an investigation has been launched by the country that contributed the troops, a U.N. spokesman said on Tuesday.

• Pope says to visit Africa in November, may go to Kenya

  Pope Francis on Friday said he planned to visit the Central African Republic and Uganda in November, and hoped to go to Kenya, during his first trip to Africa since becoming pope.

• World's children paying price for political rifts: TRFN

  Divisions among the veto-wielding powers of the U.N. Security Council are harming the world's children and sowing the seeds of future conflicts, the head of the U.N. Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Monday.

• Central African militia says to lay down arms, become political party

  The 'anti-balaka' militia in Central African Republic, formed in response to abuses by mostly Muslim rebels who seized power last year, said it would lay down its weapons and become a political movement.

• ICC prosecutor leads war crimes investigation in Central Africa

  In the council's response to the growing violence happening in the Central African Republic, International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said her office will be investigating potential war crimes on humanity in the African region.

• Central African Republic: U.S. Aircraft To Fly In AU Peacekeepers In Hopes Of Restoring Calm To War Ravaged Nation (Video)

  Chuck Hagel, the U.S. Secretary of Defense, has ordered for American forces "to begin transporting forces from Burundi to the Central African Republic," following a request from France, his spokesman said in a statement. France deployed 1,600 troops to the war ravaged nation last week, and began to remove weapons on Monday.

• Central African Republic: France Doubles Number Of Troops In War Ravaged Country As UN Security Council Adopts Resolution (Video)

  The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved the deployment of African and French troops to the chaotic and war-ravaged Central African Republic, CNN reported. The council also voted to impose an arms embargo on the nation.