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The son of former Central African republic Francoise Bozize, Jean Francois Bozize Jnr was released on bail days after being arrested by authorities in the country. He returned in the country from Kenya where he had been living since his father was ousted from power in 2013.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjani speak to Joseph Bindoumi, a human rights activist and lawyer in the country about why and on what charges was he arrested and the probable outcome of it.
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