Arbitrary abduction

Arbitrary abduction and Detentions

In recent events, Cameroon colonial officers in Limbe III have abducted numerous Ambazonian civilians at the Mabeta Fishing Port. Among those detained were married women and young Ambazonians, highlighting the indiscriminate nature of this abduction. Such actions violate basic human rights and international laws, as civilians are targeted without due process or legitimate cause.

Sexual Violence and Abuse

The detained civilians, including women and young people, have reportedly been subjected to sexual violence by the Cameroon colonial forces. This heinous abuse not only violates their dignity but also constitutes a grave war crime under international humanitarian law. The systematic use of sexual violence as a weapon of war aims to terrorize and subjugate the Ambazonian population.

Extrajudicial Killings and Torture

Reports indicate that Cameroon occupation forces have engaged in extrajudicial killings and torture of innocent civilians. These acts are part of a broader campaign to suppress the Ambazonian population and crush their aspirations for independence. The brutality of these actions has led to immense suffering and loss of life.

Violation of the Right to Life

The ongoing war in Ambazonia has seen a blatant disregard for the right to life. The Cameroon forces’ actions, including abductions, extortion, and violent assaults, have created a climate of fear and insecurity. These violations are not isolated incidents but part of a systematic effort to undermine the Ambazonian struggle for self-determination.

International Intervention Needed

The international community must urgently intervene to address the war crimes committed by Cameroon occupation forces in Ambazonia. There is a pressing need for dialogue and accountability to end the cycle of violence and ensure justice for the victims. Only through concerted global efforts can peace and stability be restored in the region.

The atrocities committed in Ambazonia demand immediate attention and action. It is imperative that the voices of the oppressed are heard and that justice is served to prevent further human rights violations.