Cameroonians in the US protest against deportation By Hope Nda The American Government has, for the first…
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Hope Advocates Africa Trains 80 Grassroots Justice Seekers To Monitor, Report Human Rights Abuses
Participants, facilitators and organisers pose for a family picture with a sign of peace By Njozdeka Danhatu…
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Barrister Ewule Lyonga receiving 2021 Best Human Rights Defender award from CBS One of Cameroon’s most daring…
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Cameroon: We Need Security, Not Aid – Wabane Mayor Says, After Deadly Attack
Nkwetacha Stantis Leku, teacher killed by gunmen during attack By Andrew Nsoseka The Mayor of Wabane Council,…
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HealthHuman RightsNEWS
Cameroon Gov’t’s Inability To Comprehend “Neutrality” Finally Suffocates Doctors Without Borders In NW/SW
By Andrew Nsoseka Some government officials in Cameroon who probably shriek in anger when vulnerable people or…
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Everyday PeopleHuman RightsNEWSTravel
‘We were treated like slaves’: Agonies of Cameroon’s domestic workers in the Middle East
Many Cameroonians have untold stories to tell about human trafficking Get the remorseful tales of young Cameroonians…
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Human RightsNEWSSociety
Afrogiveness Movement Launches First Interfaith Choir To Build Peace Through Music
A Journalist turned Arts Therapist and Mental Health Practitioner, Franca Ma-ih Sulem Yong has dedicated her life…
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Human RightsNEWSSociety
Reach Out Cameroon Launches Campaign To Support, Build Capacities Of Women Peacebuilders
The She Builds Peace campaign launched by Reach Out in Cameroon’s Southwest region is a global collaborative campaign to support women peacebuilders to soar, by ensuring their safety and protection, fulfilling obligations to make peace and security inclusive, and appreciating and resourcing the critical work women peacebuilders do to build a future in which all can flourish in.
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Human RightsNEWS
Deportation of Asylum Seekers: Human Rights Watch Slams Cameroon, US Gov’ts for ‘Serious’ Abuses
International non-governmental organisation, Human Rights Watch, HRW has condemned both Governments of Cameroon and the United States for “serious” human rights abuses they have committed against Cameroonians who sought asylum in the US during the past three years.
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EducationHuman RightsNEWS
Cameroon Gov’t’s Inability To Secure Schools In Anglophone Regions Is Exposing Learners To Attacks
The inability of administrators and security officials in and around Buea, like in other towns in Anglophone regions, to provide adequate security in and around schools, has made it seemingly easy for anti-school agents to attack learners in schools.
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