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Cameroon: Anglophone Regions Gripped by Deadly Violence
AI London, 12 June 2018
Armed separatists in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions have stabbed to death and shot military personnel, burned down schools and attacked teachers, while security forces have… Read more »
Violence in Anglophone Cameroon Becoming More Deadly - Report
Amnesty International's new report 'A Turn for the Worse: Violence and Human Rights Violations in Anglophone Cameroon', shows how the general population is paying the highest price as violence escalates in the north west and south west regions of the country.
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Cameroon: Anglophone Crisis Intensifies
Atlantic Council, 5 June 2018
In the past year, both national holidays commemorating Cameroon's foundations - October 2017's independence anniversary and May 2018's National Day salute to the unitary state… Read more »
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Cameroon: Situation in the North West - Nation Honours Fallen Police Superintendent
Cameroon Tribune, 11 June 2018
Aboubakarou was posthumously decorated on June 08, 2018 with the medal of valour with the merit of the security forces due to his bravery in defending the territorial integrity of… Read more »
InFocus
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The U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon Peter Henry Barlerin has accused the army of targeted assassinations in the north-west and south-west regions. He also advised President Paul Biya ... Read more »
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A military court in Cameroon has sentenced seven activists from the country's Anglophone minority to 10 to 15 years in jail on terrorism and rebellion charges. Read more »
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As President Paul Biya led National Day celebrations in Yaounde, several policemen were killed, soldiers wounded and mayors kidnapped by suspected armed separatists who had warned ... Read more »
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The unrest in Cameroon's English-speaking areas continues as separatists attack government officials and soldiers burn villages. Many are now looking to the Catholic Church for ... Read more »
