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Cameroon: Violence and Obstruction: A Deepening Aid Crisis
The New Humanitarian, 18 March 2020
'They don't want external eyes there to see what is happening.' Read more »
Violence, Obstruction Hamper Aid Efforts to Cameroon
Humanitarian groups have said that limited access to those driven from their homes, low levels of donor funding, and what aid workers have described as "obstruction" by the government, means that the majority of the 1.3 million people affected by the violence in the Anglophone regions cannot be reached.
Des familles camerounaises ont trouvé refuge à Utanga, Obanliku, au Nigéria, après avoir fui l'insécurité dans les régions anglophones du Cameroun.
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Cameroon: Separatists Rape, Kill Hostages Before Military Rescue
VOA, 13 March 2020
Cameroon's military says anglophone separatists killed four hostages, including a local official, after troops attacked their camp in a western part of the country. The… Read more »
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Cameroon: Bilingualism Law - Enhancing Culture At Centre Stage
Cameroon Tribune, 16 March 2020
The National Commission for the Promotion of Bilingualism and Multiculturalism is currently creating awareness of the Law on the Promotion of Official Languages in Cameroon. Read more »
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Cameroon: United Kingdom - Two Cameroonian Protesters Arrested
Cameroon Tribune, 13 March 2020
They are believed to have been among protesters demonstrating against the government of Cameroon outside of the annual Commonwealth Day Service. Read more »
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Cameroon: North West - Govt Reassures Ahead of Legislative Re-Run
Cameroon Tribune, 16 March 2020
Territorial Administration Minister, Atanga Nji Paul sets March 17, 2020 to begin regularisation of commercial Moto cycle sector in the North West. Read more »
InFocus
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A new report from Human Rights Watch alleges that government forces and armed ethnic Fulani killed at least 21 civilians in Cameroon's Ngarbuh village, including 13 children and a ... Read more »
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The clashes in Babanki come two weeks after a similar military attack in the northwest village of Ngarr-buh left at least 22 people dead, including a woman and four children. Read more »
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Civilians have said they are unsure whether the military can protect them from English-speaking separatists, after fighters supporting the creation of an English-speaking state, ... Read more »
