Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Canada will join other groups to pursue peace in Cameroon
The federal government says Canada will help guide a peace process aimed at resolving the ongoing crisis in Cameroon where years of fighting and strife have displaced nearly 800,000 people.
Joly says in a release that Canada will help the groups as part of its commitment to promote peace and security and advance support for democracy and human rights. Joly says the groups include the Republic of Cameroon, the Ambazonia Governing Council and the Ambazonia Defence Force, the African People’s Liberation Movement and the Southern Cameroons Defence Force, the Interim Government, and the Ambazonia Coalition Team.
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