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Monday, March 30

Reuters AlertNet: Spreading conflict in Central African Republic forces civilians into Chad

By: UNHCR; Full article may be read here

Blogger Comment: The Central African Republic has been the one to watch as a high conflict risk for several years now. This news is especially alarming given the recent influx of refugees into Chad, already relatively unstable, from Darfur. Is the whole subregion going to implode?

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Reuters AlertNet: Spreading conflict in Central African Republic forces civilians into Chad

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