Ambazonia People’s Liberation Authority

In Service of
Our People.

APLA advances the collective aspirations of the people of Ambazonia through lawful, coordinated, accountable and people-centered institutional action.

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Peace with safeguards.
Civilians protected.
Leadership accountable.

APLA’s public commitments

PurposeProtectionParticipationStewardship

Our mottoWE SHALL NEVER LACK.Sustainability, stewardship and long-term resilience.

Our purpose

01 / Our purpose

Self-determination through a just negotiated process sanctioned by the people.

APLA pursues justice and peace with civilian safeguards, humanitarian responsibility, community participation and accountable leadership.

Who we are

Our priorities

Six areas of work.

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Peace with safeguards

A negotiated process that addresses civilian protection and the underlying political question.

Protection of our people

Humanitarian assistance and attention to families and communities affected by the conflict.

Political prisoners

Lawful avenues for release, legal assistance and support for affected families.

International engagement

Documented diplomatic, legal and humanitarian engagement.

Community participation

Meaningful roles for communities, women and young people.

National stewardship

Accountable administration and careful use of entrusted resources.

Peace process

Justice, protection and dialogue must advance together.

APLA proposes coordinated work on a ceasefire, effective civilian protection, humanitarian access, independent monitoring and a substantive process for determining status.

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Proposed confidence-building measures

01 Demilitarization

02 Release of detainees

03 Safe Passage & Freedom of Movement

04 International mediation in a neutral venue

These are proposed measures to support dialogue, not prerequisites for beginning it.

Institutional transition, 22 September 2026

The Interim Government announces its reconstitution as APLA.

The 22 September press release describes the transition and its stated responsibilities. The announcement and declaration are available in the launch archive.

Official press release

Institutional Reconstitution and Transition to APLA

Issued by the Interim Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia on 22 September 2026.

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The Manifesto

Read APLA in its own words.

The updated Manifesto sets out APLA’s purpose, commitments and approach. Further institutional records will appear as approved public editions become available.

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APLA foundational text

AMBAZONIA PEOPLE’S
LIBERATION AUTHORITY