UN: Action needed on Central African Republic 'chaos'

UN: Action needed on Central African Republic 'chaos'

UN: Action needed on Central African Republic 'chaos' The UN deputy secretary-general has said that a peacekeeping operation will be needed in the Central African Republic. Jan Eliasson urged the Security Council and the international community to support the African Union-led peace operation. The Central African Republic has been in a state of chaos since rebels seized power in March, ousting President Francois Bozize. Nick Bryant reports.

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