Inside Cameroon's Anglophone War - A Special Report
Freelance journalist Emmanuel Freudenthal reports for IRIN on a week-long journey with a secessionist anglophone armed group which is fighting the government of Cameroon in a bid to create a new state called Ambazonia.
Emmanuel Freudenthal is the first journalist to spend time with an anglophone armed group, trekking for a week with them in the sun and rain, across rivers and up steep hills,… Read more »
Emmanuel Freudenthal is the first journalist to spend time with an anglophone armed group, trekking for a week with them in the sun and rain, across rivers and up steep hills,… Read more »
With their leaders in exile and a huge territory to control, separatist fighters in Cameroon are under pressure to deliver military results while ... see more »
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights says the government has rejected the organizations request to access the country in order to verify reports of horrific abuse by ... Read more »
The Conversation's Julius A. Amin, who travelled the country and spoke with different communities, says he witnessed the devastating impact of the Anglophone conflict on people. Read more »
"The human rights situation in Cameroon has reached crisis level and could still get much worse," said Mausi Segun, Africa Director at Human Rights Watch. "International action is ... Read more »
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