Up to 30,000 refugees fleeing conflicts in Chad and the Central African Republic have crossed into east Cameroon prompting the United Nations Refugee Agency to open an office there to help them, a UNHCR official said on Thursday.
Rebellions in east Chad and north Central African Republic, linked to the long-running conflict in Sudan's Darfur region and combined with local bandit activity, have led refugees to flee across the frontiers of these interlocking African states.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
CAR, Chad refugees spill into east Cameroon-UNHCR
Dec 7 2006 Reuters report by Tansa Musa. Excerpt:
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