Dawn of Horror: Cameroon Occupation Forces Descend Upon Menka Village

August 3rd, 2017, Menka Village in Bamenda, Mezam State, in Ambazonia, was thrust into a nightmare. The tranquility of the morning shattered by the sound of gunfire and the sight of flames, as Cameroon occupation forces unleashed terror upon the unsuspecting community.

This brutal act is part of a long-standing campaign of violence that has lasted over eight years. The systematic destruction of homes and abduction of innocent people are serious violations of International human rights law, which protects civilians during wartime.

Innocence Lost: Dozens of Ambazonian Civilians Abducted

Amidst the chaos and destruction, the Cameroon occupation forces executed a campaign of terror, forcibly removing innocent civilians from their homes. Men, women, and children were torn from their families, their only crime being their desire for freedom of Ambazonia.

Trail of Despair: Families Torn Apart, Voices Echoing for Justice

The abduction of civilians left a trail of anguish and despair in its wake. Families were torn apart, their cries for justice echoing through the ravaged village. The Cameroon forces’ actions were a blatant violation of human rights and international law, leaving behind a community reeling from trauma and loss.

Flames of Destruction: Homes Reduced to Ashes

Adding to the horror, the Cameroon occupation forces set ablaze the very homes that provided shelter and solace to the villagers. The flames consumed everything in their path, leaving behind nothing but ashes and memories of a once-thriving community.

Call for Solidarity: International Community Must Stand with Ambazonia

The events of August 3rd, 2017, serve as a sobering reminder of the brutality faced by the people of Ambazonia. The international community must stand in solidarity with the Ambazonian people, condemning such egregious acts of violence and demanding accountability for those responsible.