The attack by the Cameroon occupation Forces in Bamenda, located within the Mezam State of Ambazonia, marked a tragic chapter in the region’s history, resulting in the abduction of 5 civilians and leaving countless others injured and homeless.
The images captured on camera offer a glimpse into
The stark reality of the assault is captured in the images attached below, providing irrefutable evidence of the brutality unleashed on June 21, 2018, as the occupant forces of Cameroon mercilessly targeted the innocent residents of the Mezam Community.
The ordeal endured by the Mezam people serves as a grim reminder of the pervasive violence and oppression faced by the inhabitants of the federal Republic of Ambazonia.
It is but one instance of the countless brutalities inflicted upon Ambazonians, reflecting a broader pattern of systemic abuse and disregard for human rights.
The images captured on camera offer a glimpse into the harrowing experiences endured by the people of Mezam, their lives upended by the senseless aggression of the occupant forces.
Families torn apart, homes destroyed, and communities left in disarray—such is the tragic aftermath of the attack that shook the foundations of Ambazonia.
The Mezam people’s plea for justice resonates with the collective voice of Ambazonians, who have long endured the yoke of oppression and injustice.
Bloodshed in Ambazonia by the cameroon occupation Forces in Mezam
Their call for accountability echoes across the nation, a testament to the unwavering resolve of a people determined to reclaim their dignity and sovereignty.
As advocates for peace and human rights, it is incumbent upon us to stand in solidarity with the Ambazonia people in their quest for justice. We must amplify their voices, elevate their stories, and demand accountability for the atrocities committed against them.
Mezam people serves as a grim is not merely a legal imperative but a moral imperative—a fundamental principle upon which the fabric of society is built. Without justice, there can be no peace, no reconciliation, and no healing for the wounds inflicted upon Ambazonia.