Extrajudicial killings in NW, SW: Gov’t on the throat of alleged Anglophone activists

By Sandra Lum For the past six years following the outbreak of the Anglophone Crisis in the North West and South West regions, investigative findings from many human rights groups, non-governmental organisations have condemned the extrajudicial killings and burning of houses by mostly the military on civilians including children, pregnant women. Reports indicate that about 4,000 civilian lives have been claimed by the armed conflict and about 750,000 have been displaced with many living in horrible conditions. Many youths have been indicted and accused of siding with separatist fighters otherwise known as Amba Boys in reinforcing schools shutdown, ghost towns,…