
HIV/AIDS-- April 2009
The Red Ribbon . read more in PDF

HIV/AIDS - May 2009
Stigma & Discrimination . read more in PDF

MINURCAT Police Herald - January - April 2009
Common Goal - More secure East of Chad - read more in PDF

Humanitarian Mission to AM Dam, 21 May 2009
A MINURCAT mission, including officers from Human Rights, Humanitarian, Mine Action, Gender, and Public Information, undertook on Thursday, 21 May, 2009, a mission to Am Dam to assess the humanitarian situation following recent clashes between Chadian rebels and Government forces in the area. The…

MINURCAT Organizes First Medal Parade since Taking over from EUFOR
Abéché -- MINURCAT Force organized on Saturday, 23 May, its first medal parade since taking over from EUFOR on 15 March 2009. A total of 17 soldiers from 11 nationalities received their medal on this day. The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Chad and Central African Republic and…

MINURCAT Celebrates the International Day of Peacekeepers
Abeche -- MINURCAT celebrated this year's International Day of Peacekeepers in Abeche, where the mission has established its Force Headquarters. The event was attended at the highest level by the United Nations Special Representative in Chad and Central African Republic, Mr. Victor Angelo and his…

MINURCAT Conducts Live MEDEVAC/CASEVAC Exercises in Eastern Chad
The United Nations Mission in Chad and Central African Republic (MINURCAT) successfully conducted a live Medical and Casualty Evacuation (MEDEVAC/CASEVAC) exercise in eastern Chad on 26 and 27 May 2009. The exercise was a simulation of a nighttime medical evacuation carried out in five towns located…

SPIRALLING VIOLENCE IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC’S NORTH EAST
New York/ Bangui 22 June 2009: Dawn attacks on the 21st of June on the town of Birao in the Central African Republic (CAR)'s remote north east have emptied the town of most of its population, left 3 civilians and at least 6 members of the armed forces wounded and over a hundred homes burnt to the…

- Press Releases
Communities in Adre commit to living peacefully
Adre, 30 June 2009 – Two communities in Adre, eastern Chad, have agreed to reconcile and live peacefully together. As part of an Intercommunity Dialogue, launched last month, the Adre local authorities and MINURCAT, the UN mission in Chad and the Central African Republic, have brought the Zaghawa…

Communities agree to end disputes
On 30 June, the Intercommunity Dialogue was officially launched in the Assoungha department (30km east of Hadjer-Hadid) in the presence of administrative and traditional authorities. Both community representatives, Massalit and Zaghawa, indicated their desire and commitment to put an end to their…

Inauguration of Norwegian Deployable Hospital
Abeche-- The Norwegian Deployable Hospital will provide Level II medical support to all MINURCAT personnel. read more in PDF

MINURCAT inaugurates a well in Iridimi village
On 10th July, a delegation of 15 senior MINURCAT and UN country team officials, headed by the Deputy Secial Representative of the UN secretary-General (DSRSG) Ms. Rima Salah, travelled to Iridimi village in Iriba to inaugurate a well funded by MINURCAT. Opening the ceremony, the DSRSG said the well…