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Cameroon’s recent suspension of the LGBTI-friendly REDHAC raises significant concerns about human rights and civic freedom. The government’s actions, perceived as harassment towards civil society, lack substantive evidence and have …
Cameroon’s Suspension of REDHAC: A Diminishing Space for Human Rights Advocates Read MoreThe recent suspension of REDHAC, a prominent human rights group in Cameroon, underscores a darkening atmosphere for civil society and free expression in the nation. Authorities’ actions seem to echo …
Cameroon’s Crackdown: Suspension of Human Rights Group Sparks Outrage Read More
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a beacon of hope since its inception in 1948, symbolizes our global pursuit of justice and dignity for all. Despite its noble aspirations, real-world …
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Navigating Progress and Challenges Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org In Douala, Cameroon, on November 27, the human rights lawyer Richard Tamfu faced a brutal arrest by gendarmes, as they stormed in to apprehend one of his …
Unyielding Silence: The Assault on Human Rights in Cameroon Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org On May 9, 2024, chaos erupted in Chad as celebratory gunfire spiraled into tragedy when security forces loyal to General Mahamat Idriss Déby unleashed bullets across cities …
Gunfire in Celebration or Intimidation? The Tragic Aftermath in Chad Read More
Original Source: www.omct.org In a recent assessment by the Committee Against Torture (CAT), Cameroon’s use of military courts to prosecute civilians and the escalating issue of gender-based violence were sharply …
Cameroon Faces Scrutiny Over Human Rights Violations in Military Courts and Gender-Based Violence Read More
Europe’s human rights chief urges Cyprus to permit asylum applications from 35 stranded migrants in a UN buffer zone, citing poor living conditions and mental health risks. President Christodoulides affirms …
Urgent Call for Cyprus to Grant Asylum to Stranded Migrants Read More