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PRESS RELEASE - ARCHIVES 2007

“The strength of the Constitution lies entirely in the determination of each citizen to defend it. Only if every single citizen feels duty bound to do his share in this defense are the constitutional rights secure” - Albert Einstein

 

The Fight Against Corruption in Cameroon Must be Persistent and Transparent

(December 26, 2007) CCDHR welcomes the sentence handed down by the Wouri High Court on December 13, 2007 on charges of corruption for Alphonse Siyam Siwe - former General Manager of the Douala Ports Authority; Edouard Etonde Ekoto - Retired Colonel, former Chairman of the Douala Ports ...  MORE

 

Cameroon’s Human Rights Practices Liable to International Scrutiny

(September 21, 2007) CCDHR is appalled at the campaign recently lunched by the Cameroon Government through its Minister of Communication against the international community for voicing concern over electoral fraud in Cameroon. Minister Jean Pierre Biyiti Bi Essam, who was appointed to this ...             MORE

 

July 2007 Elections: A Showcase of Amplified Fraudulent Apparatus in Cameroon

(July 26, 2007) CCDHR is calling for an annulment of the results of the July 2007 Municipal and Legislative Elections in Cameroon due to extensive fraud, electoral irregularities, and violations of electoral laws. The elections were yet another complete aberration of government’s promises ...    MORE

 

Cameroon Not Ready for Democratic, Free, and Fair Elections

(June 1, 2007) Less than two month to the legislative and municipal elections to be held in July 2007 in Cameroon, the conditions on the ground are still not set to guarantee the democratic nature of the process. CCDHR is concerned that voter disenfranchisement caused by decades of election ...            MORE

 

Cameroon May be Doomed Forever as Paul Biya Lunches “New Deal Phase II”

(February 12, 2007) CCDHR is concerned at the future of the youths in Cameroon and the direction of the country in general as President Biya prepares to embark on the second phase of his “shred the nation” New Deal policy. In his Youth Day media address to the nation’s youths, a ...         MORE

 

Continued Detention of SCNC Activists is Illegal and in Violation of Human Rights

(February 6, 2007) CCDHR is calling on the Cameroon Government to unconditionally release all officials, activists, members, supporters, and sympathizers of the Southern Cameroons National Council (SCNC) arrested on January 20, 2007, by a mixed force of police and gendarme ...       MORE

 

Minister of Justice Should Resign or be Dismissed Immediately

(January 9, 2007) CCDHR condemns the recent statement by the Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, and Vice Prime Minister of Cameroon, Amadou Ali and call on his immediate resignation or dismissal for contravening the Constitution of the country. In a press conference held on January 5, ... MORE

 

PICAM’s Reaction to President Paul Biya’s 2006 End of Year Address to the Nation

(January 2, 2007) Surely, many Cameroonian would form personal opinions on whether the President’s end of year address to the nation was satisfactory. CCDHR encourages such independent thought. As a public servant, the President’s actions obviously draw debates from every corner of the ... MORE

 

New Criminal Procedure Code Comes into Force, Custodians still Ignorant

(January 1, 2007) CCDHR welcomes the coming into force of the New Cameroon Criminal Procedure Code today January 1, 2007. The new Code is a revolutionary document, and without doubt, one of the most important pieces of legislation passed by Parliament within the last decade ...   MORE

 

 


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