Muslim-owned homes in the Central African Republic are being destroyed.<br/> <br />French troops on patrol are finding nothing but walls -- and even those are falling apart.<br/> <br />Attacks by the Christian anti-balaka militia has many Muslims on the run, leaving their belongings and property for looters.<br/> <br />Even those who aren't Muslim are becoming victims. This Christian woman has had enough.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (French) ANNE MARIE WARATCHE, RESIDENT OF MISKINE NEIGHBORHOOD, SAYING:<br/> <br />"I leave because of the tension; I can't stand it any longer. Yesterday the anti-balaka, they broke me, particularly the anti-balaka girls. They destroyed my house; they took everything worth taking that they found inside. Why... Because I had a Muslim man as a lodger."<br/> <br />Meanwhile, President Catherine Samba-Panza visited a Bangui monastery where 15,000 displaced people are sheltered.<br/> <br />In front of a roaring crowd, she said security remains a priority.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Sango) CAR PRESIDENT, CATH
