BANGUI (Reuters) - Central African Republic's interim leader is weighing a possible amnesty for militias involved in Christian-Muslim violence that has killed hundreds of people, most of them civilians, in exchange for their disarmament.
The majority-Christian country has been paralysed by cycles of killing, torture and looting since Michel Djotodia's mainly Muslim Seleka rebels seized power in March.
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