Striking Photos Highlight CAR's Hidden Conflict
Posted by Nathalia Dukhan
<http://www.enoughproject.org/blogs/nathalia-dukhan> on Jul 15, 2016

On July 12, the French news outlet *Le Monde* published a series of
breathtaking
photos
<http://www.lemonde.fr/m-actu/portfolio/2016/07/12/les-tourments-eternels-de-la-centrafrique_4968156_4497186.html>
taken by French photographer William Daniels on the Central African
Republic's hidden conflict.

William first visited CAR in November 2013 and has since taken nine
trips to the country. Quoted by *Le Monde*, William said that for his first
five trips, he mostly covered the news, but after that, he wanted to
achieve more personal photos, with a focus on the causes and circumstances
of the CAR conflict with a more documentary approach.

All 13 photos were taken in various remote areas of CAR, including in the
Ndassima gold mine, located in the east of the country. The gold mine
continues to be controlled by militiamen under the command of Ali Darassa,
a well-known warlord of Chadian origin responsible for mass atrocities
against the population.

*Click here
<http://www.lemonde.fr/m-actu/portfolio/2016/07/12/les-tourments-eternels-de-la-centrafrique_4968156_4497186.html>
to see the photos in Le Monde.*



   - Central African Republic
   <http://www.enoughproject.org/category/conflicts/central-african-republic>

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