Batswedan genocide

Second Batswedan Civil War
	; A soldier adjusts a fence at Jakasse International Airport while refugees watch, 1997
Date	14 March 1992 – 27 September 2002 (10 years, 197 days)
Location	Batsweda
Result	Rebel victory Resignation of the military government; Ratification of the Jakasse Peace Accords; Holding of new general and presidential elections in 2003;
Belligerents
Batswedan government Batswedan Armed Forces;	Rebel groups DAF; LLF; LMD; Hand of God; Supported by: Hisanallah; Mavran
Commanders and leaders
Maajid al-Salek; Koffi Ofosu ; John Obuor; Mohamed Addai	Julius Narh; Ibrahim Ndiaye; Peter Bafuor; Mariam Akoto
Strength
78,000	~100,000
Casualties and losses
	Total killed: ~350,000 including civilians

First Batswedan Civil War
	; Batswedan Armed Forces shoot at pro-government guerilla fighters near Gbaloga, 1968
Date	3 August 1968 – 12 February 1969 (193 days)
Location	Batsweda
Result	Military victory Execution of the Baa cabinet; Formation of the Government for National Unity; Passing of new constitution;
Belligerents
Batswedan government	Batswedan Armed Forces
Commanders and leaders
Joseph Baa ; Ridwan al-Hassan; Yawo Mensah; James Gyimah	Maajid al-Salek; Koffi Ofosu; Anderson Baako
Strength
35,000	18,000
Casualties and losses
	Total killed: ~60,000 including civilians

Batswedan War of Independence
	; A BPF general overlooks guerilla forces in Nidya County, 1959
Date	8 May 1952 – 11 November 1960 (8 years, 187 days)
Location	Pepper Coast (now Batsweda)
Result	Batswedan Popuular Front victory Formal declaration of Batswedan independence; Formation of the Committee of National Liberation; Nationalization of Pepper Coast Company assets;
Belligerents
Pepper Coast government	Batswedan Popular Front
Commanders and leaders
Floyd Cook; Martin Caine-Harrison; Andrew Shaft	Joseph Baa; Ridwan al-Hassan; Yawo Mensah
Strength
27,000	104,000
Casualties and losses
	Total killed: ~72,000 including civilians