September 18 and 19, September 2024, Buea State, Southern Ambazonia: Cameroon occupation police and gendarme forces conducted mass abductions in Buea, the capital of Ambazonia.

These abductions coincided with the screening of a documentary film on President Paul Biya’s leadership. The timing and nature of these detentions raise serious concerns about the motives behind this operation, suggesting an attempt to suppress dissent and silence voices critical of the regime.

Eyewitness accounts and local reports indicate that the Mass Abductions in Buea were arbitrary, targeting innocent civilians without clear charges or due process. Many of those detained were simply going about their daily lives when they were apprehended. This blatant disregard for legal procedures and human rights highlights the ongoing oppression faced by the people of Ambazonia under Cameroon’s occupation forces.

The mass abduction in Buea constitutes a grave violation of International Human Rights Laws. Arbitrary detention, especially on such a large scale, is considered a War Crime under International Law. These actions not only infringe upon the basic rights of the individuals detained but also contribute to the broader pattern of systemic abuse and violence against the Ambazonian population.

Human rights organizations and activists are calling for immediate International attention to these developments. There is an urgent need for independent verification of the conditions of detention and the treatment of those held. The International community must hold the Cameroon government accountable for these actions and ensure that the rights of Ambazonian civilians are protected.

Despite these oppressive measures, the resolve of the Ambazonian people remains unbroken. They continue to demand justice, transparency, and accountability. The International community must stand in solidarity with Ambazonia, supporting their fight for fundamental rights and freedoms of Ambazonia.

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