Soldier Captured stabbing Man to Death in Central Africa

In the central African Republic , a group of soldiers can be seen lynching a member of the crowd they claimed to be a Rebel of a mostly  Muslim rebel group called Seleka that seized power by coup in march. This happened minutes after the new president promised to fully secure the country.

Ten minutes earlier the new interim president, Catherine Samba-Panza, stood just 20m away where she addressed a crowd of at least 1,000 soldiers.
The Army effectively disappeared during nine months of Seleka rule.She told the gathering at a training ground in the capital Bangui: ‘Within a month, I would like to fully secure the greater part of the country and I aim to stick to my word.’
The alleged rebel was then stabbed to death by the soldiers.

Seleka disbanded after Samba-Panza’s inauguration last month and is deeply resented by the Christian majority after months of lootings and killings.


Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director at Human Rights Watch in Bangui, tweeted that the corpse of the lynched man had been burned.
He also posted a photograph showing a man holding up a severed limb next to a bonfire, as an armed soldier gestured in the background.gui: ‘Within a month, I would like to fully secure the greater part of the country and I aim to stick to my word.’
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