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Cameroon: At Least 24 Civilians Killed in Attack by Armed Group in Mamfe
RFI, 8 November 2023
At least 24 civilians were killed in Mamfe, in the English-speaking southwest region of the country. According to municipal and prefectural authorities, children, women and men are… Read more »
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Cameroon: Cameroon - the Unlawful Killings of Two People By Separatists Must Not Go Unpunished
AI London, 6 October 2023
Responding to the unlawful killings of two people by armed separatists in the town of Guzang in the North-West region of Cameroon on 4 October, Amnesty International's West and… Read more »
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Cameroon: 'Ghost Town' Days in Cameroon - Booze, Schmooze and Lose
DW, 23 October 2023
Separatists in Cameroon's English-speaking regions have for years enforced a Monday general strike to protest the government. Residents who have had to lived with these lockdowns… Read more »
At Least 24 Killed in Attack by Armed Group in Cameroon
At least 24 civilians have been killed In an attack in the Egbekaw neighborhood, a high-risk area known for armed groups that circulate regularly. The town is located on the edge of a river and forest, People were asleep at the time of the arson attack, and those who tried to escape were shot and killed.
The massacre is believed to be the result of reprisals against local civilian populations suspected of cooperating with government armed forces. The Cameroonian authorities announced the opening of an investigation to find the perpetrators.
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Six years on, the crisis in the Anglophone (English-speaking) regions of Cameroon continues. Recent reports indicate that over 6,000 people have been killed, writes Laura-Stella ... Read more »
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On February 13, 2021 an armed group stormed the town of Lebialem in southwest Cameroon, dragged three traditional chiefs from their homes, and shot them dead. The attack was ... Read more »
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After four years of civil war in Anglophone Cameroon, the state and rebel forces have refused to engage in serious dialoge while citizens and children suffer in the crossfire.&nb Read more »
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