Juliette Paauwe speaks on a panel regarding the neglected crisis in Cameroon

On 19 April Global Centre Senior Research Analyst, Juliette Paauwe, spoke on a panel entitled "The World's Most Neglected Crisis: Cameroon," hosted by Liberal International's British Group. Her remarks focused on analysing how Cameroon's history has resulted in the crisis in the Anglophone regions of the country.
For more information on the Global Centre's work on the situation in Cameroon: bit.ly/CameroonCrisis

[@ekenapau]

JP, YOU ARE GREAT.. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE NARRATIVE COVERING CAMEROON.

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Prof your presentation is very powerful and painful story

[@cyrilotte6829]

Wowbmadam very eloquent explanation of what we are passing through thanks so much for this truthful information

[@estheratem7127]

Thanks very much .

[@drbridgetteboh9929]

Thanks to the panelists.

[@drbridgetteboh9929]

Thank you for creating more awareness about the war on Southern Cameroons by LRC regime. No need to discuss endlessly. RECOGNIZING the Independent Southern Cameroons aka Federal Republic of Ambazonia is the only proper solution. The silence of the international community is deafening! Their complicity with the criminal Biya regime that has refused to come to the Negotiation Table demonstrates the hypocrisy of international Stakeholders.😮

[@denisatem5972]

Thank you very much for taking time to discuss this crisis. I know how difficult it is for you. I would strongly suggest that there are many knowledgeable Southern Cameroonians who are experts on their own case. Always better to allow them tell their own story.

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Sir i support you you are speaking facts

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Good afternoon Prof your welcome and your truth is always spoken and bittered

[@user-vi3sc7xf6u]

May the good God bless you sir many people has lose their lives

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

It is possible my dearest Mother your debate is a great blessing

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Very correct my dearest Mother i support you

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

It is really very true my dearest Madam

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

May the Lord helo you my dearest Mother for speaking the truth

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Very correct Madam

[@emerson3070]

Excellent analysis of the situation

[@parfaitfomo7225]

Listening with pain and thanks!! World's most neglected conflict truly. Streams of blood are still flowing, no solution in sight** same same hypocrisy from the local government and the international community.

[@andrewnaamukongakonteh7143]

1:16:08 how could two countries come together as one without a convention signed bringing them into one country?

[@angelbertnde66]

Now, even moderate Dr. Chris is inclining to the possibility of an independent state.

[@ositamordi9799]

I am Nigerian and I want to clarify a point made here. In 1961 Northern Cameroons joined Nigeria and we barely distinguish ourselves based on the old colonial divisions. We fully integrated them. However, it is erroneous to claim that the area was (or is) "majority Muslim". It was never "majority Muslim" - Of the nine district in the old Northern Cameroons only three are (and were) majority Muslim. These are -Dikwa North - Dikwa South - Gashaka-Toungo (this district is debatable) while the following are not majority Muslim - Mubi - Gwoza -Madagali -Chamba -Mambila -United Hills It is thus proper and right to refer to the old Northern Cameroons as just "Northern Cameroons" rather than "Muslim majority Northern Cameroons"

[@josephkwi]

Why does no one ever mention UN General Assembly Resolution 1508 which was adopted on the 21st of April 1961, to grant Southern Cameroons its Independence on October 1st 1961. Why is the International Community simply ignoring this important act of the UN and thus allowing lawless criminals to continue to kill innocent civilians in Anglophone Cameroon? Hon. K. J. Kwi 😂

[@andrewnaamukongakonteh7143]

The British was not present when southern Cameroon was handed to Cameroon ( ahidjo). Britai.n must come forward and rectify that absence in endorsing the so called federation

[@angelbertnde66]

One of the best exhaustive representations of the Anglophone Conflict. Kudos to Doc Kilo and Doc Chris, for representing their people, well. Thank you, to the rest of the panel for caring. Posterity shall be kind to you all !

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

My dearest Madam there is no hidden place that people can hide under the sun and the truth must be spoken i love your debate

[@godchilddenza7131]

This whitewan has a sound understanding of the genesis of the Anglophone Rebellion

[@butakechinfonnyonudfu9097]

Let Jesus Christ should really help you