Schools lingered bolted in Anglophone region of Cameroon as fright and gunshots keep pupils and students both home and school in fear

Now that pupils and students sleep flat on floors within their various schools because of gunshots, how can we called this? Our cry is for Cameroon government to negotiate with Ambazonian government because we the youths and children are the people suffering in this war. Every war always end with negotiations, while not negotiate now and save souls of many. See what happened today the 4th of September 2018 in a school in the region

The question is, if you are the child in this situation, will you still go to school? As we speak, parents have decide to keep their children home because of insecurity. This is because they preferred security of their children over education. Oh may our ancestors intercede to God Almighty for protection and help. Even the health centers are not save as we can spot women lying flat under hospital beds

If education is a universal human rights, the question is, is this part of the Country excluded from the international affairs? Why is UNESCO not responding by urging competent United Nations office to give a solution to this crisis and give children and students chance to study. 

Business places were also severely affected as we can spot MTN workers sleeping flat on the floor as gunshots take over the major city of Bamenda

Many have wandered far away because of circumstances that sorounds their security and the way they are treated by the government

The international community specially the United Nations remained silent. It is worthy to note that this same organization is the one created this problem in 1961. This is because they denied Anglophone Cameroon total independent and only proposed independent by joining of Nigeria or French Cameroon. We urge UN to intervene and solved the problem they created very early and save souls 

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Berinyuy Cajetan, Publisher

Berinyuy Cajetan is the founder and publisher of Human Rights and Legal Research Centre (HRLRC) since 2017. He has intensive experience in strategic communications for Civil Society Organizations, campaign and advocacy, and social issues. He has an intensive experiencing in human rights monitoring, documentation and reporting.