Human Rights Lawyer Says Government Report on Ngarbuh Massacres Vindicates Activists from Threats of Legal Action Cameroon Civil society activist and human rights lawyer, Agbor Balla Felix has expressed satisfaction for the governments report on the Ngarbuh killings of February 14, 2020. He has praised the fact that the government finally decided to admit that soldiers actually committed the acts. Read More »

Reacting to Government Ngarbuh Report, Edith Kah Wallah Sees no Grand Victory Yet Founder of Stand Up for Cameroon and Leader of Cameroon’s People Party, (CPP), has partially applauded government recognition of the fact that Cameroon Soldiers actually committed crimes in the Ngarhun massacre of February 14th, 2020 in the North West Region of Cameroon. Read More »

Commonwealth S-G Encourages a ‘Speedy Implementation’ of Justice Following Government Report on Ngarbuh Massacres The commonwealth Secretary General, Patricia Scotland has reacted to the Government report on the Ngarbuh massacres of February 14th, 2020. In a release, she welcomes the government’s decision to hold accountable perpetrators of the act. Read More »

COVID-19 Cameroon, ‘Entering a Complicated Phase’ Health Minister Warns Public health Minister Dr. Manaouda Malachie has warned that Cameroon is entering a ‘complicated phase’ in the fight against covid-19. He made the statement while delivering the report on the situation of the pandemic in the country, May 25th, 2020. Read More »

Cameroon –Anglophone Crisis: HRW Wants Independent Sanctions on Soldiers, Ambazonia Fighters Over Killed Civilians Since January 2020 “Human Rights Watch estimates that at least 285 civilians have been killed in about 190 incidents since January 2020 in the North-West and South-West regions, where violence has been acute since late 2016, as separatists seek independence for the country’s minority Anglophone regions,” a portion of the Human Rights Watch report in Cameroon reads. Read More »

Cameroon: OCHA Observed October as “Most Violent, Bloody” Month in 2020 The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Cameroon has evaluated the month of October 2020 to have been the bloodiest and most violent month in Cameroon. Read More »