Cameroon Suspends NGOs, Harming Gender-Based Violence Survivors

By Human Rights Watch

The Cameroonian government in December suspended the activities of four nongovernmental organizations for three months, without any warning or legal basis, in a move that is harming victims of gender-based violence. Click to expand Image Cameroonian authorities and police sealed the offices of a nongovernmental organizations whose activities were suspended and then banned in Douala, Cameroon, 2024. © 2024 Private As one of these organizations provides services to support gender-based violence survivors, its abrupt suspension affected survivors’ access to support and resulted…

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