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Research and Enterprise Seminar SeriesBirmingham City University24 June 2026 Dr Nelson Agbor presented this research seminar examining the consequences of the continuing Anglophone crisis for children living in Cameroon’s conflict-affected regions. The presentation considered how prolonged insecurity has affected children’s rights, access to education, physical safety and psychological

Dr. Nelson A. Agbor has been awarded a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Plymouth following a successful thesis defense that sheds new light on the systemic failures of human rights protections in Cameroon. Research Focus His research, titled “In what ways do political factors and relations

For over nine years, communities in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon have lived through profound pain, displacement and loss, often without the world listening. A new doctoral research has now formally documented human rights abuses linked to the Anglophone crisis, based on rigorous legal analysis, fieldwork

I am delighted to be invited as a speaker for the MAIR Research Seminar series. On March 4th, 2026 at 1:00 PM UK time, I will present on the crisis in Cameroon and the broader African context as part of the MA in International Relations: Security and Development