May 24, Mamfe Mamyu, Southern Ambazonia. VICTIM OF CAMEROON BRUTALITY IN AMBAZONIA In the early hours of Sunday, May 25, 2025, at approximately 12:30 a.m. residents of Mamfe in Manyu State, Southern Ambazonia, were subjected once again to a horrifying episode of violence perpetrated by Cameroon’s occupation forces. Eyewitnesses recount how heavily armed troops stormed a civilian residence, forcefully breaking down the door without any warrant or legal justification. The victim, accused of false charges, fled in fear for his life, only to be hunted down and shot at close range with live ammunition. Military trucks and a bus were used in the raid, indicating a calculated and premeditated attack.

This killing adds to the growing number of VICTIM OF CAMEROON BRUTALITY IN AMBAZONIA, a tragic list of innocent lives lost in what many observers now describe as a campaign of terror. Human rights organizations have documented a pattern of extrajudicial killings, rape, arson, and systematic extortion. Civilians—especially women and children—are often the most severely impacted. The Mamfe killing is yet another stark reminder of the widespread and systemic nature of the violence inflicted upon the Ambazonian population.

Under International Humanitarian Law, such acts constitute war crimes. Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions explicitly prohibits violence against civilians, including murder, torture, and cruel treatment. The extrajudicial execution of an unarmed civilian in a non-combat situation—particularly at night—represents a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions. These crimes also violate the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, to which accountability is long overdue.

Furthermore, Cameroon’s ongoing actions infringe on basic human rights guaranteed under the UN Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, such as the right to life, due process, and freedom from arbitrary arrest or inhumane treatment. The killing in Mamfe is emblematic of a broader campaign targeting VICTIM OF CAMEROON BRUTALITY IN AMBAZONIA, signaling a dire need for International scrutiny and intervention.

Cameroon’s continued military occupation of Ambazonia has evolved into a campaign of terror and suppression. These are not isolated incidents, but part of a systematic effort to crush the people’s demand for self-determination through fear and violence. The world must no longer remain silent. The VICTIM OF CAMEROON BRUTALITY IN AMBAZONIA demands justice, and the perpetrators of these crimes must be held accountable by International law.