Cameroon: Minister Suspends Prominent Human Rights Group

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Scellés imposés par les autorités administratives camerounaises et la police au bureau du Réseau des défenseurs des droits de l'homme d'Afrique centrale à Douala, Cameroun, 2024. © 2024, Privé. (Nairobi) – Cameroon’s authorities should immediately reverse the suspension of a prominent human rights group, Human Rights Watch said today. The arbitrary suspension lacks a lawful basis and violates the right to freedom of association under both Cameroonian law and international human rights law. On December 5, 2024, the minister of territorial administration, Paul…

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