UNITED NATIONS
UN Security Council reiterated its strong concern about the situation in the Central African Republic.
A statement by the Security Council said, "They condemn the continued attacks on several towns perpetrated by the 'Seleka' coalition of armed groups, which gravely undermine the Libreville Comprehensive Peace Agreement and threaten the civilian population, as well as the stability of the Central African Republic."
"The members of the Security Council reiterate their demand that the armed groups immediately cease hostilities, withdraw from captured cities and cease any further advance towards the city of Bangui. They call on all parties to refrain from any acts of violence against civilians and to respect human rights, and emphasize that those responsible for violations should be held accountable. They call again on all parties to seek a peaceful solution by engaging constructively in an appropriate political dialogue," it said.
