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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)
A Second Look at Cameroon’s Anglophone Special Status
A Second Look at Cameroon’s Anglophone Special Status
Table of Contents
  1. Overview
  2. Centralisation and its Discontents
    1. Roots of Disaffection
    2. The Struggle for Democracy and the Anglophone Movement
  3. The Special Status
    1. Overview: Creating the Special Status
    2. A Unilateral Process
    3. Yaoundé’s Control
    4. Lack of Local Participation in Regional Assemblies
  4. Reassessing and Reinventing the Special Status
    1. A Second Look at Special Status?
    2. Forging a Reformed Special Status
      1. An inclusive and consensual process
      2. Mechanisms for making Anglophone voices heard
      3. Promoting broader responsibility and better relations
  5. Conclusion
  6. Appendix A: Map of Cameroon
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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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