Armed Conflict in NW/SW: Alleged activists home, abroad still remain regime targets

BY CYNTHIA NGUM Reports hold that the lives of many alleged Anglophone activists including their relatives both at home and abroad remain a misery ever since the Anglophone crisis, which later on escalated into an armed conflict, started. Many of them have been accused by the government of siding, aiding and abetting with separatist fighters to have picked up arms against the state, demanding for the restoration of the independence of former British Southern Cameroons or the creation of a new country known as the Federal Republic of Ambazonia. Suspected activists who have been arrested have been either jailed or…