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Nearly 700 people have been living for ten months in a church, the last refuge for the Muslims of Carnot - third largest city of the country. They came to shelter reprisals targeting Muslims (following the atrocities committed by the rebels Seleka, a predominantly Muslim coalition). Men, women and children are condemned to live within four walls until the situation resolves. Almost all have lost family members and / or been victim of violence. The entrance to the church is guarded by armed soldiers.
Every Sunday, the Muslim refugees who live in the nave of the church move their luggage into the yard to allow Christians to pray. The inter-communal conflict that continues to tear the country apart is not a religious war but a struggle for power.
There are over 50 enclaves like this one in the country.