Bangui, 19 March 2014 - The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mrs. Navi Pillay, arrived in the Central African Republic on 18 March, for a three day visit, to discuss the dire human rights situation there with the interim Government and key international institutions and peace-keeping forces.
Human Rights: “we know of actual cases of atrocity and killings” Navi Pillay said
- 16 April 2014
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