The UN has confirmed almost 60 allegations of possible misconduct have been reported against its personnel in the Central African Republic since the mission began operations in April last year. This emerged after the Secretary General announced the resignation of the head of the UN mission to that country after Amnesty International revealed allegations of rape and indiscriminate shooting of civilians by UN Peacekeepers a day earlier. The UN Chief has also appealed to UN member states that contribute troops to peacekeeping missions to hold their national's to account. Sherwin Bryce-Pease reports.