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Women and the Search for Peace in Cameroon (Online Event, 3rd March 2022)
Women and the Search for Peace in Cameroon (Online Event, 3rd March 2022)
Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict: Children should be able to return to school
Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict: Children should be able to return to school
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Women and the Search for Peace in Cameroon (Online Event, 3rd March 2022)

In this virtual roundtable, Crisis Group's Cameroon Senior Analyst and invited experts discuss the current situation in the Anglophone regions and the role of women in setting the foundations of future peace.

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The Cameroonian Prime minister Joseph Dion Ngute presides over the opening session of the National Dialogue called by President Biya, in Yaounde, Cameroon, on September 30, 2019. Cameroon launched a national dialogue on Monday to end a separatist conflict in the country's anglophone provinces but hopes of a breakthrough were dimmed as key rebel leaders refused to participate.
Soldiers from the Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) secure a ceremony honouring four soldiers killed in the violence that erupted in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon, where most of the country's English-speaking minority live, on November 17, 2017 in Bamenda. Four soldiers were killed this month in less than a week, in attacks attributed to secessionist "terrorists."

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