UN Human Rights Committee urges Cameroon to investigate abuses as Biya marks 44 years
The UN Human Rights Committee urged Cameroon on Friday, 6 November 2026, to investigate alleged extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and...
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The UN Human Rights Committee urged Cameroon on Friday, 6 November 2026, to investigate alleged extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and...
Cameroonian-born politician Wilfred “Will” Mbah has been elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the United States, nearly two...
An investigation by Jeune Afrique, earlier inquiry records and testimony at the Martinez Zogo trial have raised questions about whether...
Cameroon will return before United Nations human rights experts next week for another examination of its record, with questions expected...
Clément Atangana, the first president of Cameroon’s Constitutional Council and the man who announced Paul Biya’s disputed presidential victories in...
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On paper, the answer in Cameroon appears straightforward. The Constitution describes Cameroon as a democratic and social state and, more...
At least 26 women and girls were killed, or died in cases reported as suspected killings, across Cameroon between August...