Efforts to restore order in the Central African Republic

The video covers the conflict in the Central African Republic, focusing on the Anti Balaka militia's search for weapons in a Christian neighborhood and their anger towards the Muslim Celica rebels. The Anti Balaka demand power and threaten violence, while Muslims face persecution. The humanitarian crisis is dire, with many displaced and living in poor conditions. The story of Janice, a young girl who suffers from the conflict's aftermath, highlights the personal toll of the violence.

What is the main reason the Anti Balaka are upset with the disarmament process?

• They want to sell their weapons for profit.

• They want to keep their weapons for hunting.

• They believe it leaves them vulnerable to the Celica.

• They are against any form of disarmament.

What warning did the Celica generals give regarding the ongoing conflict?

• Further attacks on Muslims could lead to more war.

• They will initiate peace talks.

• They will join forces with the Anti Balaka.

• They will withdraw from the region.

What is one of the major challenges faced by those displaced by the conflict?

• Difficulty in obtaining travel documents.

• Scarcity of food and medical supplies.

• Inability to find employment.

• Lack of access to education.

What personal tragedy has Janice experienced as a result of the conflict?

• Her home was destroyed by a natural disaster.

• She lost her parents to illness.

• Her siblings were killed by the Celica.

• She was forced to flee to another country.

What is the condition of the camps where displaced people are living?

• They are overcrowded and disease-ridden.

• They are well-equipped with necessary supplies.

• They are temporary but comfortable.

• They are located in safe and secure areas.