Armed conflict in NW/SW: Government jails alleged Anglophone activists, declares others wanted

BY ASHU TIDINGS For the past six years following the outbreak of the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon’s North West and South West regions, findings from many human rights groups, and non-governmental organizations have in one voice condemned the extrajudicial killings carried out by State Forces. State forces are known to have killed innocent civilians including children and pregnant women, and burned houses as was the case in Ngarbuh, a small locality in the country’s restive North-West Region. Reports indicate that about 4000 civilian lives have been claimed by the armed conflict and about 750,000 people have been displaced with many…