Central African Repubic Crisis


  • Photographer
    Annibale Greco
  • Prize
    Honorable Mention
  • Company/Studios
    Corbis
  • Date of Photograph
    February 2014
  • Technical Info
    Canon EOS 5D MarkII

The Central African Republic conflict started in December 2012 between the Government of the Central African Republic and Séléka, a coalition of rebel groups. The rebels accused the government and president of failing to abide by peace agreements signed in 2007 and 2011. Since 2013, militias--called antibalaka or antimachete--have been hunting down the mainly Muslim rebels who toppled the government and then went on a violent rampage for much of the year. The Séléka rebels mainly targeted Christians and continued their pillaging and killing even after their leader, Michel Djotodia, dissolved the group in September.

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