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Forwarded as Received January 31, 2017 A MUST READ! My dear brothers and sisters of the South West Region, We have proven to the world that we are not the cowards that many people, including our so-called political elite have always thought we were. That we decided for many years to play along with them […]
Tuesday, 27 December 2016 – Representatives of Southern Cameroonian teachers have finally walked out of one of two meetings convened Tuesday to discuss possible solutions to strikes that have paralyzed courts and closed schools all across the former British Southern Cameroons. The teachers were briefly held hostage and prevented from leaving the hall where the […]
February 3, 2017 For those not familiar with the dynamics of Cameroons politics, Franco-Cameroun has used carrots/sticks + divide/rule to effectively OCCUPY the State of British Southern Cameroons. Obviously they have used some British Southern Cameroons citizens to accomplish this goal. Citizens should question ALL the “chosen” helpers of our Occupation: if our children are […]
US Congress Human Rights Commission “Human Rights in Cameroon” Date: Thursday, June 7, 2018 – 9:30am Location: 2255 Rayburn House Office Building Announcement Please join the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission for a briefing on the human rights situation in Cameroon … Full Text:
*VERY VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION* FELLOW COMPATRIOTS A working hotline has been effectively set up by Barrister Agbor Balla for the reporting of any human rights abuses meted out on the population by government agents (of La Republique du Cameroun). Each and any one who has been a victim of any of following abuses – rape, […]
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