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President Paul Biya of Must Go
Dr. Tebo: You just told me that you are a freelance reporter and you were covering a story that has just resurfaced about the regime of Cameroon failing to meet up with her international obligations vis a vis refugees from some west and central African regions who are currently seeking protection. What really are these persons and in a nutshell, who are refugees and displaced persons? Read further interview with Achu Tamba Chi Muluh
Editorial of President Paul Biya\'s \' the peoples call\' and the profile of the man Ben A. Muna for the supposed 2011 presidentials in Cameroon
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Cameroon human rights report Cameroon, with a population of approximately 18 million, is a republic dominated by a strong presidency. The president retains the power to control legislation or to rule by decree. In 2004 CPDM leader Paul Biya won reelection as president, a position he has held since 1982. Read further: Cameroon Human Rights Report
Born with a golden spoon but lotted his country His Excellency Paul Biya was born on 13 February 1933 at Mvoméka’a, Meyomessala Subdivision, Dja-et-Lobo Division, South Province. President Paul Biya is the second President of the State of Cameroon. He assumed office on 6 November 1982 following the resignation of President Ahmadou Ahidjo. President Paul Biya is married and has three children. Born on the 13th February 1933 at Mvomeka'a (Meyomessala) of the late Etienne Mvondo Assam and Mrs MVONDO (born Anastasie Eyenga Elle) Read further.http://www.prc.cm/index_en.php?link=6
Africa Report N°160 25 May 2010 Cameroon: Fragile State Cameroon’s apparent stability in a turbulent region cannot be taken for granted. The co-option of elites through the distribution of state largesse, and the emigration of many educated young people provide a certain safety valve for tensions, but Read FurtherAfrica Report on Cameroon Source:160-cameroon-fragile-state.aspx
Charter of the Southern Cameroons Youth League Download in PDF >>CONSOLIDATED CHARTER OF THE SCYL<<
Resolutions >S.C.Y.L Scretariat The National Executive Committee of the Southern Cameroons Youth League (SCYL) met in an exclusion session from the 24-28 February 2010 in The Netherlands and Belgium under the chairmanship of Ebenezer Derek Mbongo Akwanga, Jr. The National Executive took stock of the following issues... Download PDF Version >>PRESS RELEASE. BELGIUM 2010 RESOLUTION<< Download HTML Version: >>http://www.camer.be/index1.php?art=9267&rub=6:1<<
REPORT by THE NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS OBSERVER WITH ASSISTANCE FROM ACAT-CAMEROON AND ACAT-FRANCE Download File in PDF >>A discreet and bloody Crack down in Cameroon<<
Called from the Post Watch News Read further>>Genesis of the Southern Cameroons struggle declassified<<
EVERY MORNING, JUST LIKE COFFEE. Torture in Cameroon Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture published 26 June 2002 on the occasion of UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture . Download Document in PDF>> EVERY MORNING,<<