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The women who put their lives on the line for peace in Central African Republic

Published on: Saturday 28 October 2017

Women in Boda, a town in Central African Republic’s Lobaye prefecture, braved threats and attacks to quell religious tensions and bring renewed stability to the area. Photograph: Andy Hall/The ...

News source: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2017/oct/28/women-who-put-lives-on-line-for-peace-central-african-republic-boda-muslims-christians

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