Mama Owa Sara Afa.

20th July, 2017: A Day of Sorrow

In the tumultuous landscape of war-ridden, tragic tales often emerge, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by innocent civilians. Among these narratives is the heart-wrenching account of Owa Sara Afa, a victim of the Cameroon Occupation Forces.

This actions described constitute clear violations of International Humanitarian Law and amount to War Crimes under the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The Geneva Conventions, particularly Article 3 common to all four Conventions, prohibit violence to life and person, including murder, mutilation, cruel treatment, and torture of persons taking no active part in hostilities. The targeting of an elderly and defenseless woman such as Mama Owa Sara Afa highlights the grave breach of these rules

Mama Owa Sara Afa’s life came to a devastating end at the hands of those tasked with maintaining peace and security. Instead of protection, she endured unimaginable suffering, succumbing to the brutality inflicted upon her. Her death serves as a stark reminder of the atrocities perpetrated against civilians in war zones.

Mama Owa Sara Afa: A Life Cut Short

On that fateful day, Mama Owa Sara Afa became one of many victims of the Cameroon Occupation Forces. Her story epitomizes the anguish experienced by countless individuals caught in the crossfire of political unrest and military oppression.

Reports indicate that Mama Owa Sara Afa suffered a hemorrhage, a consequence of the excessive force exerted by the Occupation Forces. Her tragic demise serves as a testament to the pervasive climate of fear and violence gripping Ambazonia.

Seeking Justice for Victims

As Mama Owa Sara Afa’s family and community mourn her loss, calls for justice resonate louder than ever. The perpetrators of such heinous acts must be held accountable for their actions. Every life lost to senseless violence demands recognition and retribution.

Furthermore, Mama Owa Sara Afa’s story underscores the urgent need for International intervention and advocacy. The plight of civilians in war zones cannot be ignored or overlooked. The International community must take decisive action to address the root causes of such violence and prevent further loss of innocent lives.

In memory of Owa Sara Afa and all the victims of war, let us stand united in our pursuit of justice and peace. May their voices never be silenced, and may their stories serve as a catalyst for change in a world plagued by violence and injustice.