Southern Cameroons plebiscite

Target entity: Southern Cameroons plebiscite
Context triple: [UN-supervised plebiscites of 1961, hasPart, Southern Cameroons plebiscite]

• A. Eritrean independence referendum of 1993
  The Eritrean independence referendum of 1993 was a UN-observed vote in which Eritreans overwhelmingly chose to establish an independent state, formally ending Ethiopian rule after decades of conflict.
• B. Cameroonian independence movement
  The Cameroonian independence movement was a mid-20th-century nationalist struggle that sought to end colonial rule and establish a sovereign state of Cameroon.
• C. National Assembly of Cameroon
  The National Assembly of Cameroon is the country's lower house of parliament, responsible for making laws and overseeing the executive branch within Cameroon's bicameral legislative system.
• D. Northern Cameroons (Cameroon v. United Kingdom)
  Northern Cameroons (Cameroon v. United Kingdom) is a 1963 International Court of Justice case in which Cameroon challenged the United Kingdom’s administration of the UN trust territory of Northern Cameroons prior to its integration with Nigeria.
• E. Gabonese independence movement
  The Gabonese independence movement was the political and social campaign in mid-20th-century Gabon that sought to end French colonial rule and establish Gabon as a sovereign nation.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Southern Cameroons plebiscite
Target entity description: The Southern Cameroons plebiscite was a 1961 United Nations–organized referendum in which the people of British Southern Cameroons voted on whether to join the newly independent Republic of Cameroon or the Federation of Nigeria.

• A. Eritrean independence referendum of 1993
  The Eritrean independence referendum of 1993 was a UN-observed vote in which Eritreans overwhelmingly chose to establish an independent state, formally ending Ethiopian rule after decades of conflict.
• B. Cameroonian independence movement
  The Cameroonian independence movement was a mid-20th-century nationalist struggle that sought to end colonial rule and establish a sovereign state of Cameroon.
• C. National Assembly of Cameroon
  The National Assembly of Cameroon is the country's lower house of parliament, responsible for making laws and overseeing the executive branch within Cameroon's bicameral legislative system.
• D. Northern Cameroons (Cameroon v. United Kingdom)
  Northern Cameroons (Cameroon v. United Kingdom) is a 1963 International Court of Justice case in which Cameroon challenged the United Kingdom’s administration of the UN trust territory of Northern Cameroons prior to its integration with Nigeria.
• E. Gabonese independence movement
  The Gabonese independence movement was the political and social campaign in mid-20th-century Gabon that sought to end French colonial rule and establish Gabon as a sovereign nation.
• F. None of above. chosen