Religious leaders in Central African Republic say government has failed, international help needed : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

The following excerpts are from Catholic World News Headlines:

• The Archbishop of Bangui, in the Central African Republic, has joined with an influential Islamic leader in a plea for international intervention to end bloodshed in the country, saying that the government has lost control.
• Archbishop Dieudonné Nzapalainga and Imam Oumar Kobine Layama, who are touring Europe together, have asked for a reinforcement of the 6,000 French troops now serving in the Central African Republic, the Fides news service reports. The religious leaders said that the international force was not adequate to curb the fighting between rebels and militia groups.

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Religious leaders in Central African Republic say government has failed, international help needed : News Headlines - Catholic Culture