French Soldiers Accused of Sexual Abuse in CAR:

A leaked UN report say victims as young as eight were raped in exchange for food and money.

The report, titled 'Sexual Abuse on Children by International Armed Forces' details how French peacekeepers, raped and sodomised boys at a camp for the internally displaced in the capital Bangui.

French soldiers were sent to the country in early 2014 to provide protection to civilians as the nation fell deep into a civil war.

In March the UN was accused of ignoring a report that claimed sexual abuse was the biggest risk to peacekeeping on the planet.

After Colonizing the Country, Stealing Its Resources, the French Are Now Raping CAR's Children.

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