Seleka Rebels Flee CAR Capital -- Voice of America
Muslim rebels who ousted the Central African Republic's president last year are fleeing their main camp in the capital.
Witnesses say hundreds of Seleka fighters evacuated Camp Deroux in Bangui on Monday, moving by convoy to another base north of the city.
Peter Bouckaert, the emergencies director for Human Rights Watch, said in a post on Twitter that he saw 25 vehicles with 500 heavily armed men driving through central Bangui. According to Bouckaert, Seleka leaders left the camp on Sunday, escorted by Chadian troops with the African Union peacekeeping force.
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