Poland says missionary held in Central African Republic now free


  • World
  • Wednesday, 26 Nov 2014

WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish Catholic missionary kidnapped in October in the Central African Republic has been freed, a spokesman for Poland's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Mateusz Dziedzic, a priest, was abducted on the night of Oct. 12 in the town of Baboua. The kidnappers, belonging to a rebel group known as the Democratic Front of the Central African People (FDPC), demanded the release of their imprisoned leader.

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