| 5,504,517 |
4.95757 |
18.70046 |
Central African Republic |
|
Mutiny led by Bozize followers aftter Bozize obtained asylum in France |
| 5,504,522 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
|
| 5,504,706 |
8.21514 |
18.71136 |
Central African Republic |
|
No fatality numbers available. |
| 5,504,526 |
4.95757 |
18.70046 |
Central African Republic |
|
Witness D04-29' told the Bemba trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) that Bozize rebels raped his wife when they arrived in his neighborhood on October 26, 2002, near Damara. |
| 5,504,530 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
|
| 5,504,534 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
Libyan forces bomb CAR rebel forces led by ex-army chief Francois BozizT. Causalities unknown. |
| 5,504,539 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
|
| 5,504,543 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
MLC raped and looted areas during attempted coup |
| 5,504,548 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
|
| 5,504,551 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
Uganda-backed Congolese rebel leader, Jean Pierre Bemba, has sent about 1,000 troops into the Central Africa Republic [CAR] to help the government defend itself against the rebels. |
