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Interfaith Platform Intervenes, Preventing Escalation of Violence in CAR
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Can Religion Help Unite the Fractured Central African Republic?
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The Central African Republic’s faith leaders are the country’s best hope for peace
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A Bold Push for Peace in the Central African Republic
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Journalist Network in the Central African Republic Promotes Ethical Reporting on Conflict and Violence
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Amid Violence and Uncertainty, KAICIID Pursues Peace in the Central African Republic
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KAICIID Pays Tribute to Imam Kobine Layama, Notable Peacebuilder in CAR
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KAICIID Supports Efforts Countering Hate Speech in Myanmar, the Arab region, Africa and beyond
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Stopping Violence before it Starts: Early Warning and Response Systems
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Project Update: Building Bridges and Supporting Local Peace Initiatives in the Central African Republic
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KACIID in Action: Central African Republic
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KAICIID to Provide Small Grants for Interreligious Projects in the Central African Republic
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