TIME reports, “The U.N. says less than one percent of the Muslims who once lived in Central African Republic’s capital of Bangui remain after a year of political instability and intense street fighting devolved into an unprecedented inter-religious conflict.” After a Muslim rebel alliance toppled the government and began attacking the Christian population a year ago, a loose organization of Christians formed into a militia called the anti-balaka. Due to the religious fighting, TIME’s Andrew Katz writes that fewer than 1,000 out of 130,000 Muslims remain in the country now.