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Meaning of "anti-balaka"
Anti-Balaka (noun): A term referring to a militia group in the Central African Republic
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- Any of several Christian militias in the Central African Republic.
- Alternative form of anti-balaka
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He was later captured by the anti-balaka forces.
The anti-Balaka comes from there being an.
They are threatened by attack from anti-balaka militias.
The anti-Balaka had set the neighbourhood on fire.
I looked for the anti-balaka for two weeks.
Some of these elements have joined the anti-balaka.
Then the anti-balaka finished them with machetes.
Gaye was in charge of coordination with marginalised elements of the anti-Balaka.
The anti-Balaka asked for ransom to release the captives.
The women told him that anti-balaka fighters were attacking.
Anti-balaka surrounded them as soon as they entered the camp.
Gaye was in charge of coordination with marginalized elements of the anti-Balaka.
The anti-balaka often kill their victims with machetes.
These communities are being denied access to food and basic commodities by anti-balaka.
It is estimated that the anti-balaka hold no more than a dozen vehicles.
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To investigate networks involved in the smuggling of hunting ammunition to anti-balaka groups.
The anti-balaka must have seen him entering the camp.
I was carrying wood on my head and an anti-balaka came and pushed it off.
In several cases, anti-Balaka snipers killed people by shooting them from a distance.
Condemnation from the transitional authorities of the abuses perpetrated by anti-balaka militias.
The anti-Balaka threw their bodies into the houses already on fire.
Gaye is reported to have collaborated with anti-Balaka officials to coordinate the disruption.
But atrocious human rights violations are also committed by the anti-balaka groups.
In some cases, anti-balaka fighters appeared to hold women for domestic servitude.
It seems to have been a clash between the blue helmets and the anti-Balaka.
Anti-balaka elements hiding among displaced populations are often the initiators of the violence.
The dispersal of IDPs enabled them to create a buffer zone to prevent an anti-Balaka advance.
She described how anti-balaka raped her with a bottle at a house inside a compound.
Alleged violations of international human rights and international humanitarian law by the anti-balaka.
Besides revenge, the anti-balaka also seemed to be motivated by the opportunity for profit.
These disarmament operations also involve the anti-balaka and other armed elements.
She said the anti-balaka pushed her to the ground and one raped her.
The victims have identified their tormentors as both exSéléka and anti-balaka elements.
The different components of the anti-balaka movement and its current dynamics are described in annex 5.
Bozize and his supporters control more than half the anti-Balaka units.
The anti-balaka control some roads and maintain checkpoints where they inflict abuses.
Some convoys have faced ambush by anti-balaka militia while attempting to leave the country.
A smaller group has also endeavoured to secure political representation within the anti-balaka movement.
The anti-balaka raped and physically assaulted her, which she said caused her to miscarry.
Andilo is currently the most enigmatic, feared and powerful military commander of the anti-balaka.
The conflict between anti-balaka and ex-Seleka is thus now compounded by a conflict between armed communities.
It is particularly concerned about attempts to revive disputes between the anti-Balaka and ex-Seleka groups.
The anti-Balaka also committed multiple acts causing serious bodily and mental harm to their victims.
Eligible firearms would likely include the traditional hunting rifles favoured by the anti-Balaka.
Annette explained how the anti-balaka abused the women and used them for domestic work.
To do so we need to disarm the Seleka and Anti-Balaka.
Many Anti-Balaka are said to be close to Bozizé.
Renewed fighting began between Séléka and militias called anti-balaka.
The anti-Balaka sought after and killed Imams.
They are now opposed by the majority Christian anti-Balaka militia.
