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CrisisWatch: March Alerts and February Trends 2021

February 2021
Criminal groups abducted hundreds in north west, while ethnic and regional tensions ran high in south amid farmer-herder conflict; meanwhile, tensions rose in south east between govt and Biafra secessionists. Criminal groups in Feb reportedly killed at least 112 and kidnapped over 450 people, mostly in Katsina, Kaduna, Sokoto and Zamfara states (north west), but also in Niger state (Middle Belt). Notably, armed group 17 Feb abducted 42 students and school personnel in Niger state, released them 27 Feb; 26 Feb kidnapped 279 girls in Zamfara state. Meanwhile, Auwalun Daudawa, who masterminded Dec 2020 abduction of 344 students in Katsina state, 8 Feb laid down arms along with five of his troops. Amid rise in herder-farmer and intercommunal violence in south since Jan, clashes between ethnic Hausa and Fulani on one hand, and ethnic Yoruba on the other, early Feb killed two dozen people in Oyo state capital Ibadan (south west). Nobel laureate in literature Wole Soyinka 6 Feb warned situation could spiral into civil war and former President Abdulsalam Abubakar 16 Feb said it could lead to “point of no return”. In Imo state (south east), security forces stepped up operations against Eastern Security Network (ESN), paramilitary wing of outlawed secessionist group Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB); army 18 Feb deployed helicopters and hundreds of troops in Orlu and Orsu areas, razing several ESN camps; IPOB same day said govt had triggered “second Nigeria-Biafra war”. Boko Haram (BH) attacks continued in Borno state (north east) despite military operations. Army 9-10 Feb repelled insurgent attacks on base in Rann town and on Askira Uba town, killing at least 50 combatants. BH splinter group Islamic State West Africa Province 15 Feb killed at least seven soldiers in Marte area; next day launched coordinated attacks in Marte and Gubio areas, death toll unknown; 19 Feb raided several villages in Dikwa area, displacing thousands. BH rocket attack on state capital Maiduguri 23 Feb reportedly left 16 dead. Military 15 Feb said troops had killed some 80 insurgents from BH faction led by Abubakar Shekau (JAS) in “recent” operations in Sambisa forest; at least two senior JAS figures reportedly among those killed.

Markoye , Region-du-sahel , Burkina-faso , Yagha , Sanmatenga , Region-du-centre-nord , Cameroon , Mopti , Mali , France , Niger , Ouallam

Chad Emergency External Update (Logone Oriental Province) - 16 February 2021 - Chad

Chad Emergency External Update (Logone Oriental Province) - 16 February 2021
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OVERVIEW OF THE EMERGENCY AND RESPONSE
On 22 December 2020, few days before the presidential elections of 27 December in the Central African Republic, armed violence broke out causing thousands of people to flee to neighbouring countries. In Chad, the new arrivals entered through the Logone Province in several villages surrounding the border including Ndoubasoh, Kombat, Bethanie and Bekoninga. Some people among the new arrivals arrived from Markounda, in its surrounding localities and other Central African towns. Reportedly, they had come to work in the mining sites of Markounda and fled the country due to clashes between Seleka and Révolution-Justice armed groups which were fighting over the collection of taxes on users and the occupation of various localities such as Beboura and Bemal. According to new arrivals, the fight of Seleka armed group evolves and occupies new localities forcing people to flee to Chad.The majority of them are farmers from kaba ethnic group while the minority is composed of Peuhl breeders.

Bekan , Logone-oriental , Chad , Paoua , 00 , Central-african-republic , Bangui , Bemal , Ouham , Markounda , Beboura , Ouham-pende

Chad: Quick alerts - 05 February 2021 | HumanitarianResponse

COVID-19 update
As of 3 February, there have been 3,433 reported cases and 121 deaths in 17 provinces. Between 27 January and 3 February, 137 new cases and three deaths were reported. Health personnel represents 5.5 per cent of all confirmed cases (187 people), an increase of 0.5 per cent or 25 people compared to last week. Following un upsurge of COVID-19 cases in the Lac province (from five cases and one death in May 2020 to a sudden 43 cases and two deaths in January 2021), the humanitarian community responded with multifaceted emergency support consisting of hygiene and sanitation supplies, medicines, food, fuel, equipment, and human resource capacity. This follows an appeal launched by the Provincial Health Delegate on behalf of the Governor of the Province. In the South, in light of the many cross-border movements of people from the Central African Republic (CAR), meetings of the COVID-19 pandemic management committee have been reactivated on the recommendation of the prefect of the department of Nya Pendé. A management strategy to accommodate new refugees from CAR in host villages has also been recommended to curb the spread of the pandemic in densely-populated environments. Although the incidence rate appears to be slowly declining all over the country (two weeks ago the number of confirmed cases was 263, last week it was 203) the Chadian Government continues to encourage strict observation of preventive measures.

Central-african-republic , Logone , Chad , Danamadja , Moyen-chari , Pende , Ouham-pendet , Chadian , Secours-catholique , Nya-pende-department , International-monetary-fund

Families in Bouar in the Central African Republic seek refuge in church after rebel attacks

Central African Republic: Families in Bouar seek refuge in church after rebel attacks
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People living in Bouar in the Central African Republic sought shelter in the local cathedral after rebel attacks on January 7 and 9. © Facebook
Text by:
Poline Tchoubar
7 min
Armed groups opposed to President Faustin-Archange Touadéra carried out attacks on the town of Bouar in northwestern Central African Republic on January 7 and 9. Since then, more than 5,000 people have sought refuge in the town’s cathedral. Even though calm has returned, the town remains paralysed and the humanitarian situation is getting worse, according to the bishop who has welcomed families into the cathedral.

Bangui , Central-african-republic , Cameroon , Saint-laurent , Pays-de-la-loire , France , Bozoum , Ouham-pendet , Uganda , Balaka , 00 , Central-african

Central African Republic: Displacement Reaches 120,000, As Another Deadly Attack Leaves One UN Peacekeeper Dead

another attack by combatants on a UN convoy, which left a
peacekeeper from Burundi dead, and two others
wounded.
In an appeal for an immediate end to
all bloodshed - which has included deadly clashes with UN
peacekeepers and Friday's attack in Ouaka prefecture - UNHCR also said that mass
displacement has continued outside the country since the 27
December Presidential poll, reversing a trend of people
returning to CAR in recent years.
“What is clear is
the situation has evolved, it has worsened, we have seen
that the number of refugees has doubled in just one week”,
said
spokesperson Boris Cheshirkov, during a scheduled press

Burundi , Ouaka , 00 , Central-african-republic , Koui , Cuvette-ouest , Congo , Kaga-bandoro , Nana-grezi , Chad , Democratic-republic-of-the-congo , Bozoum

OHCHR | CAR: Violations of human rights and international humanitarian law must be punished to prevent ongoing violence and conflict

GENEVA (15 January 2021) – A UN human rights expert said today impunity will continue to fuel violence and conflict in the Central African Republic unless perpetrators, co-perpetrators and accomplices of violations of human rights and international humanitarian law are arrested, prosecuted and tried.
Yao Agbetse, the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the CAR, said the Coalition of Patriots for Change (CPC) had obstructed the country’s electoral campaign in December, prevented the deployment of election materials, disrupted the mobilisation of voters to carry out their democratic right, and burned polling stations.
“I deplore the fact that thousands of Central Africans were unable to exercise their right to vote and that many were victims of torture or ill-treatment and death threats for exercising their right to vote in the first round of elections on December 27, 2020,” the expert said. “The CPC attacked several localities, including Kaga Bandoro, Bossangoa, Batangafo, Bozoum, Bocaranga, Koui, Carnot, and other locations in the center, west, and east of the country. The capital Bangui was also attacked on January 13.”

Kaga-bandoro , Nana-grezi , Central-african-republic , Bangui , Abdoulaye , 00 , Geneva , Gene , Switzerland , Bozoum , Ouham-pendet , Bocaranga

CAR: Violations of human rights and international humanitarian law must be punished to prevent ongoing violence and conflict - Central African Republic

English News and Press Release on Central African Republic about Protection and Human Rights; published on 15 Jan 2021 by UN HRC

Kaga-bandoro , Nana-grezi , Central-african-republic , Bangui , Abdoulaye , 00 , Geneva , Gene , Switzerland , Bozoum , Ouham-pendet , Bocaranga

Central African Republic: Displacement reaches 120,000 amid worsening election violence

"Worsening" election violence in the Central African Republic (CAR) has forced 120,000 people from their homes, the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, said on...

Ubangui , Congo , Democratic-republic-of-the-general , Democratic-republic-of-the-congo , Koui , Cuvette-ouest , Kaga-bandoro , Nana-grezi , Central-african-republic , Bangui , Chad , Cameroon

MIL-OSI United Nations: Central African Republic: Displacement reaches 120,000 amid worsening election violence

MIL-OSI United Nations: Central African Republic: Displacement reaches 120,000 amid worsening election violence
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Ubangui , Congo , Democratic-republic-of-the-general , Democratic-republic-of-the-congo , Koui , Cuvette-ouest , Kaga-bandoro , Nana-grezi , Central-african-republic , Bangui , Chad , Cameroon

Central African Republic: Saving the Central African Republic's Elections and Averting Another Cycle of Violence

Central African Republic: Saving the Central African Republic's Elections and Averting Another Cycle of Violence
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Bangui , Central-african-republic , Ombella-mpoko , Ouaka , 00 , Congo , Rwanda , Portugal , Angola , Ouham-pende , Ouham-pendet , Russia