Casamance conflict

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The Casamance conflict is a long-running low-intensity separatist insurgency in southern Senegal, where rebels have sought independence from the central government since the early 1980s.

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instanceOf insurgency
low-intensity conflict
separatist conflict
affectedArea Kolda Region NERFINISHED
Sédhiou Region NERFINISHED
Ziguinchor Region NERFINISHED
cause economic grievances
historical and cultural distinctiveness of Casamance
perceived marginalization of Casamance
conflictType separatist insurgency
country Senegal NERFINISHED
goal greater autonomy for Casamance
independence of Casamance
hasCeasefire 2004 ceasefire agreement
various local ceasefires
hasHumanRightsIssues abductions
forced displacement
land mine contamination
hasPart armed insurgency
ceasefire agreements
political negotiations
sporadic fighting
intensity low-intensity
involvesEthnicGroup Jola people NERFINISHED
languageOfRegion French
Jola languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Casamance NERFINISHED
southern Senegal NERFINISHED
mainBelligerent Government of Senegal NERFINISHED
MFDC NERFINISHED
mediatedBy civil society groups
regional actors in West Africa
religious leaders
opposedBy Senegalese Armed Forces NERFINISHED
partOf post-independence conflicts in Africa
relatedTo Senegalese Civil–Military relations
post-colonial African separatist movements
resultedIn civilian casualties
economic disruption in Casamance
internal displacement
separatistMovement Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance NERFINISHED
startTime early 1980s
status ongoing
timePeriod 20th century
21st century
uses guerrilla warfare
land mines

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Casamance hasConflict Casamance conflict