#  Webinar: Money, Military, and International Power in Cameroon 

 



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 **May 2, 2020** 

 11:00AM - 12:00PM EDT 

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 **Virtual Event - Details Below**  



 

 



 

 WEBINAR SERIES: Cameroon: Paths to Peace in a Pandemic

 *April 18, April 25, May 2 - 11:00-12:00 EDT / 16:00-17:00 WAT*

 *After three years of conflict, thousands have died, over 700,000 have been displaced, and 850,000 children cannot go to school. Where is Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis headed? What can the international community do? These three webinars will explore ways ahead for Cameroon. Is there a realistic path toward a peaceful and just resolution of the crisis? What are the obstacles? The webinars are nonpartisan and apolitical, but they do encourage nonviolent resolution.*

 **Saturday, April 18: Understanding Cameroon's Anglophone Crisis & Opportunities for Peace during a Pandemic**

 Introduction to the Anglophone Crisis, its human rights implications, the COVID-19 ceasefire call, and how to get to talks

- Professor Julius A. Amin, University of Dayton
- Ilaria Allegrozzi, Human Rights Watch
- Dr. Richard Moncrieff, International Crisis Group

 **Saturday, April 25: Challenges of Identity-Based and Secessionist Conflicts**

 Identity politics in Cameroon, and how rebel groups shape post-war states

- Professor Dickson Eyoh, University of Toronto
- Professor Carrie Manning, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Professor Gyda Sindre, University of York

 **Saturday, May 2: Money, Military, and International Power**

 The money and military behind the conflict, global silence, Responsibility to Protect, and encouraging a COVID-19 ceasefire

- Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh, National Democratic Institute
- Professor Chris W. J. Roberts, University of Calgary
- Juliette Paauwe, The Global Centre for Responsibility to Protect

 **ORGANIZER:** Global Campaign for Peace & Justice in Cameroon

 **WEBSITE:** <https://cameroonpeacejustice.ca/webinar-recordings/>



 

 



 

 

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