Armed rebel fighters calling themselves Seleka (“Alliance”) patrol the streets in pickup trucks on March 26 to stop looting in Bangui, Central African Republic. Church leaders in the Central African Republic appealed for international help in restoring order after a wave of attacks on Catholic clergy and churches. PHOTO: CNS/Alain Amontchi, Reuters

17 Nov 2017

By The Record

Armed rebel fighters calling themselves Seleka ("Alliance") patrol the streets in pickup trucks on March 26 to stop looting in Bangui, Central African Republic. Church leaders in the Central African Republic appealed for international help in restoring order after a wave of attacks on Catholic clergy and churches. PHOTO: CNS/Alain Amontchi, Reuters

Armed rebel fighters calling themselves Seleka (“Alliance”) patrol the streets in pickup trucks to stop looting in Bangui, Central African Republic, March 26. Church leaders in the Central African Republic appealed for international help in restoring order after a wave of attacks on Catholic clergy and churches. (CNS /Alain Amontchi, Reuters) (April 9, 2013) See CAR-HELP April 9, 2013.