Anglophone Cameroon youths go underground as reprisal man-hunt intensifies

BY LUSY LIMA As the tension mounts in the two restive English speaking regions of Cameroon, man-hunting has become the order of the day forcing many youths to go underground for fear of reprisals from the military. Youths accused by the military for assisting separatist fighters and or concealing their hide outs are either arrested, molested or killed, irrespective of their innocence. The Anglophone crisis, which has been on for close to three years, started as a strike action by lawyers and teachers in the North West and South West regions but has metamorphosed into an arm conflict between separatist…