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Anglophone Crisis: “We Can No Longer Be Silent” – UK Member of Parliament

A British Member of Parliament(MP), Naomi Webbe has noted that they will not continue to be silent while human rights are continually been trampled on in Cameroon.

The Representative of Leicester East Constituency stated in her recent tweet that “ The genocide and abuse of human rights in Southern Cameroon-Ambazonia is internationally act of atrocity.

According to the member of National Executive Committee of the Labour Party, the degree of inequalities proliferating the human is a result of historically violent imperialism and radicalised subordination.

While noting that she set out a day in remembrance of the victims of the Southern Cameroon Secessionists war, The British Politician highlights that “ As a global community, we must act on the scale that this crisis demands.

Many International Organisation and figures are continually expressing dismay with the Cameroon Anglophone crisis that has rather consumed the lives of the innocent, than the guilty, especially women and children.

Mimi Mefo Info (MMI)

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