One family’s journey of 600 kilometers

Violence broke out in the Central African Republic’s (CAR) capital city, Bangui, in December 2013. The last six years of conflict have left 2.9 million people -- 63 per cent of the population -- in need of humanitarian assistance. Over 600,000 people are internally displaced, with 200,000 living in camps. Another 600,000 Central Africans live outside the country as refugees in Cameroon, Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo.

Follow the story of Mohamed and his family as they flee Bangui and travel 594 kilometers in search of safety.