Gov’t pushes for move separatists’ funders in U.S to be prosecuted

By Doh James Sonkey with agency reports Cameroon lawmakers say they have high expectations from the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit that opened on Tuesday in Washington. The lawmakers hope the U.S. will agree to prosecute more than 200 leaders of the western Cameroon separatist movement currently living in the United States. Emmanuel Nsahlai, an American-based human rights lawyer of Cameroonian origin, said the vast majority of people who raise funds to buy weapons for separatist forces in Cameroon’s western regions are based in the U.S. “We have filed criminal complaints against close to 200 major Ambazonia separatist activists, all the major…