Central African Republic opposition figure and former prime minister Anicet Georges Dologuélé denounces the confiscation of his diplomatic passport, calling the move an abuse of power. ABC News reports that Dologuélé publicly criticized authorities for seizing the document, framing it as interference with his ability to operate as a political leader. The Winnipeg Free Press also reports on his denunciation, presenting his account of why he views the action as improper. The coverage describes Dologuélé as a significant opposition voice in the country and emphasizes that he is challenging the decision publicly rather than complying with the passport seizure. Across the reports, the central point is that the passport is taken from him and that he responds by alleging misuse of authority. The articles do not provide additional details about the officials involved, the legal basis for the seizure, or any official response from the government at the time of reporting.