Displace Persons in Cameroon

RGA/8/1

Sponsored by Cole Forrest, Rex Tillman, Cooper Grisso of Franklin High School

The delegates above represented the Delegation of Cameroon.

This legislation was filed in the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural category

Presented as part of the MUN B 2023 conference

1 Cameroon is experiencing an internally displaced persons crisis
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3 Cameroon currently has over 700,000 internally displaced persons as of 2023
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5 Although there are many reasons for this issue, the main issue is that of the Anglophone crisis
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7 The Anglophone crisis is a civil war in Cameroon between English speakers in the north and French
8 speakers in the West.
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10 The English Separatists are protesting the French government because of the marginalization of
11 english speakers in schools along with the recently intensified prosecution of the members of the
12 LGBT
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14 Along with this the government has also responded to these protests by killing over 6000 people
15 including women and children
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17 We are asking for 500 million dollars to construct safe havens for the displaced persons in the
18 North, along with an additional 250 million dollars per year for the next 10 years to maintain the
19 safe havens
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21 We will construct safe haven camps for the refugees in order to keep them safe and grant them
22 basic provisions
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24 The camps will consist of semi-permanent housing arrangements and food stamps will be
25 distributed on a bi-weekly basis.
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27 There will be 50 camps constructed and each camp will contain enough rooming for 15,000 people
28 including staff and UN peacekeepers.
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