March 16, 2023, Muea, Fako State, Southern Ambazonia: the forcefully Abduction of Mboh Akua and Ngule Linus by Cameroon Occupation Forces (B.I.R) from their homes They were falsely accused of involvement in the ongoing war between Ambazonia and Cameroon, with no evidence to support the allegations.

The abduction of these two students was followed by brutal torture and eventual killing. Disturbing video footage showed a soldier stepping on their lifeless bodies, a shocking act that demonstrated a complete disregard for human dignity and marked a chilling escalation of violence against civilians in Ambazonia.

Violations of International Humanitarian Law

The abduction, torture, and killing of Mboh Akua and Ngule Linus are clear breaches of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The Geneva Conventions are designed to protect civilians in war zones, and the actions of the Cameroon Occupation Forces violate these protections. The abduction and subsequent violence against these two individuals meet the criteria for war crimes, showcasing the occupying forces’ blatant disregard for international law. These acts target innocent individuals and undermine the rule of law in the Ambazonia.

Human Rights Abuses and Civilian Protections

The abduction of Mboh Akua and Ngule Linus highlights the severe human rights abuses committed by the Cameroon Occupation Forces. Unarmed civilians were entitled to protection under both International Law and basic human rights frameworks. Their abduction reflects a deliberate campaign of violence against innocent people, undermining the fundamental rights and safety of civilians in Ambazonia.

Demanding Justice and Accountability

The brutal abduction and killing of Mboh and Ngule demand immediate accountability. International bodies must investigate these violations and prosecute the perpetrators. Holding those responsible accountable is crucial to upholding justice and preventing further atrocities in Ambazonia.