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ATTACK ON EDUCATION AGAIN: SAINT PETER’S CLEVER CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL IN MUYUKA, ANGLOPHONE CAMEROON SET ON FIRE BY ALLEGED ARMED SEPARATISTS

ATTACK ON EDUCATION AGAIN, ST. PETER’S CLEVER CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL SET ABLAZE

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  • 21 août 2025
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CAMEROONIAN AUTHORITIES HELD 2 & 3 MONTH OLD BABIES INCOMMUNICADO FOR OVER 72 HOURS IN NDOP, NORTH WEST REGION

CAMEROONIAN AUTHORITIES HELD 2 &3 MONTH OLD BABIES INCOMMUNICADO 4 OVER 72…

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  • 20 août 2025
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BABIES BEHIND BARS: CAMEROONIAN AUTHORITIES DETAIN 7 UMARMED CIVILIANS, INCLUDING 2 INFANTS IN NDOP, NGOKETUNJIA DIVISION, NORTH WEST REGION OF CAMEROON

BABIES BEHIND BARS,CAMEROONIAN AUTHORITIES DETAIN 7 UMARMED CIVILIANS, INCLUDIN(1)

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  • 20 août 2025
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BAMENDA,CAMEROON: PREGNANT WOMAN AND DRIVER BRUTALLY KILLED BY MEMBERS OF DEFENSE FORCES ON AUGUST 19,2025.

BAMENDA-CAMEROON,PREGNANT WOMAN & DRIVER KILLED BY DEFENSE & SECURITY FORCES(3)

  • conscience africaine
  • 20 août 2025
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CAMEROONIAN AUTHORITIES HELD 2 & 3 MONTH OLD BABIES INCOMMUNICADO FOR OVER 72 HOURS IN NDOP, NORTH WEST REGION, RAISING CONCERNS ABOUT THEIR SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

  • conscience africaine
  • 11 juillet 2025
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CAMEROON FORGOTTEN CRISIS: ARMED SEPARATISTS WREAK HAVOC ON CIVILIANS, KILLING ATLEAST 06 UNARMED CIVILIANS WITHIN 01 WEEK, AMID AUTHORITIES SILENCE.

SUBJECT MATTER: CAMEROON’S FORGOTTEN CRISIS: ARMED GROUPS WREAK HAVOC ON CIVILIANS, KILLING…

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  • 6 mai 2025
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PRESS RELEASE N’ 67/CA/NW-LT/2025SUBJECT: ANGLOPHONE ARMED CONFLICT TURNS IN TO SCORE SETTLING OVER CHIEFTAINCY CRISIS IN BABA 1 VILLAGE, NGOKETUNJIA DIVISION,CAMEROON.ATTACHED BELOW IS OUR PRESS RELEASE TO THAT EFFECT SIGNED BY OUR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AMADU TARNTEH

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  • 21 avril 2025
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ANGLOPHONE ARMED CONFLICT TURNS IN TO SCORE SETTLING OVER CHIEFTAINCY CRISIS IN BABA 1 VILLAGE, NGOKETUNJIA DIVISION,CAMEROON.WE WISH TO BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AS FOLLOWS:

Amadu TARNTEHExecutive SecretaryBelow is the Facebook post of « Dr Kontriman Jr « 

  • conscience africaine
  • 20 avril 2025
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HRH Fon Kenneth Asobo III, the paramount ruler of the Pinyin clan has reacted to the recent killing of six unarmed civilians in his Kingdom allegedly by members of Cameroon Defense forces on Sunday, February 23,2025. In a press release dated February 25,2025,His Royal Majesty has called on his people to remain steadfast in the face of this lost.In his words he added « in the light of these devastating event, the traditional corps of our land has been urgently convened in council to reflect on a way forward and to explore all avenues for restoring peace and justice to the Kingdom.It’s only through peace, dialogue and understanding that we will ever break free from this cycle of suffering « .

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  • 27 février 2025
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BLOODSHED IN CAMEROON’S ANGLOPHONE REGION: DEFENSE AND SECURITY FORCES ACCUSED ONCE AGAIN OF KILLING SIX (6) UNARMED CIVILIANS IN SANTA SUBDIVISION.WE WISH TO BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AS FOLLOWS;

Amadu TARNTEHExecutive Director

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  • 25 février 2025
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Cameroun – Crise Anglophone : le gouvernement dément avoir accepté la médiation du Canada.

27 janvier 2023

Rapport Semestriel 2022 sur les droits de l’Homme en Zone Anglophone

27 janvier 2023

Présentation de Conscience Africaine

27 janvier 2023

NoSo : l’armée camerounaise tente de sortir de l’impasse

27 janvier 2023

REACTION OF CONSCIENCE AFRICAINE ON THE ARREST, TORTURE AND INCOMMUNICADO DETENTION OF ISHAKA ABDEL BY MEMBERS OF CAMEROON DEFENSE AND SECURITY FORCES IN BAMENDA, NORTHWEST REGION:

19 septembre 2023

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Cameroun – Crise Anglophone : le gouvernement dément avoir accepté la médiation du Canada.
Rapport Semestriel 2022 sur les droits de l’Homme en Zone Anglophone
Présentation de Conscience Africaine
NoSo : l’armée camerounaise tente de sortir de l’impasse

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GIDADO, MBANDFUNG UNDER GRUESOME AND BARBARIC ATTACK: SEPARATISTS ONCE MORE KILL 15 IN CAMEROON’S NORTHWEST REGION. CONSCIENCE AFRICAINE THROUGH IT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AMADU TARNTEH STRONGEST CONDEMNS THE ATTACK

15 janvier 2026

Amadou Tarnteh Engages Top Diplomats Over Alleged Arbitrary Arrests of Civilians in Ndop By Lasha Kingsly Chair of Conscience Africaine NGO and frontline human rights defender, Amadou Tarnteh, has raised alarm bells over worsening rights violations in the Anglophone regions, drawing the attention of key international diplomats during the Human Rights Defenders of the Year Award ceremony at the Canadian Residence in Yaoundé on December 10, 2025. Tarnteh, who was invited by the Canadian High Commissioner, H.E. Marie-Claude Hervey, used sideline discussions to brief diplomats — including the EU Ambassador, H.E. Jean-Marc Chataigner, and the U.S. Ambassador, H.E. Christopher J. Lamora — on what he described as “deepening humanitarian distress” in conflict-hit communities. He recounted the chilling case of two newborn babies, their mothers, grandmother, aunt, and uncle, who were rounded up on June 24, 2025, by defence and security forces on the instructions of the Senior Divisional Officer for Ngoketunjia, Kongeh Handerson Quetong. The family was detained at the Ndop Gendarmerie Brigade where, according to Tarnteh, Madam Woh Sera and Weyang Julius were “brutally tortured” before being transferred three weeks later to the Bamenda Central Prison. They are said to be languishing in deplorable conditions, allegedly punished for offences committed by a relative believed to be a separatist fighter. The diplomats, reports say, listened with keen attention and expressed their commitment to accompany ongoing advocacy efforts aimed at addressing the disturbing situation. Tarnteh maintains that Conscience Africaine NGO will not relent in pushing for justice, protection, and respect for the rights of all citizens caught in the crossfire of the prolonged conflict.

9 janvier 2026

Towards Lasting Peace in Cameroon’s Anglophone Regions: A Framework for Justice, Dialogue, and Human Rights Executive Summary: This proposal outlines a comprehensive framework for achieving lasting peace in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions, addressing the root causes of the conflict, and promoting justice, human rights, and democracy. The framework builds on existing initiatives and proposes concrete steps for inclusive dialogue, transitional justice, and human rights protection. Context and Rationale: Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis, fueled by historical marginalization and socio-economic disparities, has led to widespread human rights abuses and violence. The conflict has resulted in significant human suffering, displacement, and economic losses. Addressing the crisis requires a holistic approach that prioritizes justice, dialogue, and human rights. Key Elements for Achieving Justice and Peace: 1. Transitional Justice: Addressing past human rights abuses through accountability, reparations, and reconciliation to heal wounds and promote national unity. 2. Judicial Independence: Strengthening the judiciary to ensure impartiality and accountability, upholding the rule of law and human rights. 3. Inclusive Dialogue: Encouraging dialogue among stakeholders, including government, separatists, religious leaders, and civil society, to address grievances and build trust. 4. Human Rights Protection: Ensuring protection for activists, journalists, and vulnerable populations to promote democracy and accountability. Initiatives Promoting Peace and Justice: 1. National Dialogue: Building on government-led initiatives, such as the Major National Dialogue, to promote inclusive dialogue and address grievances. 2. Cameroon Human Rights Commission: Strengthening the Commission’s role in promoting and protecting human rights, addressing allegations of torture and abuse. 3. Civil Society Organizations: Supporting organizations like Conscience Africaine, CHRADA, REDHAC, NDH, and Mandela Center International in advocating for human rights and providing support to victims. 4. United Nations Support: Collaborating with the UN to promote peace, justice, and human rights in Cameroon, including the Peace and Reintegration Project. Proposed Strategies and Actions: 1. Establish a multi-stakeholder dialogue platform to address grievances and build trust. 2. Support transitional justice mechanisms, including truth-telling and reparations. 3. Strengthen judicial independence and accountability. 4. Enhance human rights protection and promotion. 5. Provide support to victims and affected communities. Expected Outcomes: 1. Reduced violence and human rights abuses. 2. Improved trust and dialogue among stakeholders. 3. Enhanced justice and accountability. 4. Increased human rights protection and promotion. Timeline: Short-term (6-12 months): Establish dialogue platform, support transitional justice mechanisms, and enhance human rights protection. Medium-term (1-2 years): Strengthen judicial independence, promote inclusive dialogue, and support victims. Long-term (2-5 years): Consolidate peace, promote national unity, and ensure sustainable development. *Resources and Budget:* This proposal will be implemented through a collaborative effort involving government, civil society, and international partners. A detailed budget will be developed to support the proposed strategies and actions. Conclusion: Achieving lasting peace in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions requires a comprehensive and inclusive approach. This framework provides a foundation for promoting justice, dialogue, and human rights. We believe that with commitment and collaboration, a peaceful and prosperous future is possible for all Cameroonians. Proposal by Amadu TARNTEH, Human Rights Defender/ Peace Crusader

8 janvier 2026

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