Justice/Human Rights

A Cameroonian scholar and human rights practitioner, Dr Nelson A. Agbor, has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy...

By Tata Mbunwe Prominent human rights advocate Agbor Balla has warned that the prolonged failure of the Cameroon’s Higher Judicial...

The town of Bafia, Center Region, had held its breath for several days, suspended in a single expectation: to see...

By Njodzeka Kernyuy The recent events surrounding the detention and release of comedian Pelagie Ngong Ndu, known as Jesus Girl,...

The Yaounde military court held its first hearing on Thursday, December 11, for dozens of Cameroonians arrested following post-election protests...

A federal jury in Kansas City on Monday, December 8, convicted two U.S. citizens of Cameroonian origin for their roles...

By MMI Sisiku Ayuk Tabe, leader of Cameroon's Ambazonia separatist movement, and nine others will appear before the Supreme Court...

The U.S. Justice Department’s case against three American citizens of Cameroonian origin accused of financing Ambazonia separatist fighters has moved...

In Lassin, Noni Subdivision, residents say the very soldiers deployed to protect them amid the Anglophone conflict are instead violating...

Cameroonian intellectual and political activist Fridolin Nke has thrown down a gauntlet to the heart of power, publicly demanding the...