
This article extract highlights the recent conviction of François Bozizé, former president of the Central African Republic, in absentia to forced labor for life. His involvement in the overthrow of power and his role in the current violence in the Central African Republic raise many questions about the political stability of the country. The article also highlights concerns about the legitimacy of the trial and its impact on the current situation. Bozizé’s conviction comes at a time when the Central African Republic is facing renewed violence, which risks further complicating efforts to restore peace and security.