Somalia federalization process

Target entity: Somalia federalization process
Context triple: [South West State Parliament, establishedAsPartOf, Somalia federalization process]

• A. Transitional Federal Government of Somalia
  The Transitional Federal Government of Somalia was the internationally recognized interim administration that attempted to restore national institutions and stability in Somalia from 2004 until it was replaced by a permanent federal government in 2012.
• B. Transitional National Government of Somalia
  The Transitional National Government of Somalia was an interim administration formed in 2000 to re-establish central authority in Somalia after years of civil war and state collapse.
• C. Somaliland–Somalia dispute
  The Somaliland–Somalia dispute is a long-running political and territorial conflict over Somaliland’s self-declared independence from Somalia and the legitimacy of its separate governance.
• D. Puntland–Somaliland conflict
  The Puntland–Somaliland conflict is a protracted territorial and political dispute between the self-governing regions of Puntland and Somaliland in northern Somalia, marked by intermittent armed clashes and competing claims over border areas such as Sool and Sanaag.
• E. Somali peace movement
  The Somali peace movement is a grassroots civil society initiative focused on promoting reconciliation, conflict resolution, and nonviolent political solutions in Somalia, often led and shaped by women activists.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Somalia federalization process
Target entity description: The Somalia federalization process is the ongoing political and constitutional effort to reorganize Somalia into a federal system composed of semi-autonomous regional states under a central federal government.

• A. Transitional Federal Government of Somalia
  The Transitional Federal Government of Somalia was the internationally recognized interim administration that attempted to restore national institutions and stability in Somalia from 2004 until it was replaced by a permanent federal government in 2012.
• B. Transitional National Government of Somalia
  The Transitional National Government of Somalia was an interim administration formed in 2000 to re-establish central authority in Somalia after years of civil war and state collapse.
• C. Somaliland–Somalia dispute
  The Somaliland–Somalia dispute is a long-running political and territorial conflict over Somaliland’s self-declared independence from Somalia and the legitimacy of its separate governance.
• D. Puntland–Somaliland conflict
  The Puntland–Somaliland conflict is a protracted territorial and political dispute between the self-governing regions of Puntland and Somaliland in northern Somalia, marked by intermittent armed clashes and competing claims over border areas such as Sool and Sanaag.
• E. Somali peace movement
  The Somali peace movement is a grassroots civil society initiative focused on promoting reconciliation, conflict resolution, and nonviolent political solutions in Somalia, often led and shaped by women activists.
• F. None of above. chosen