Publications

Doctoral Thesis – University of Plymouth (January 2026) This doctoral thesis examines how political dynamics and entrenched power structures in Cameroon undermine the effective legal protection of human rights. Focusing primarily on the Anglophone crisis that escalated in 2016, the research provides a comprehensive legal and political analysis

On the 14th of October 2020, a plain carrying on board over 100 asylum seekers from the United States landed in the dilapidated Douala international airport in Cameroon into the waiting hands of the savagery Cameroonian military already stationed at the airport ready to move the returnees to

On Saturday, October 24 2020, unknown gunmen stormed the Mother Francisca School around midday, after arriving on motorbikes popularly known in the regions as Okada. These men perpetrated a mass shooting on innocent children in their classroom at the time who only wanted to acquire knowledge with their

INTRODUCTION Covid- 19 is no doubt one of the bad faces of the soon to end the year 2020. The pandemic has and is still making news around the globe as we draw nearer to the end of the year. With over 1.8 million people killed by the

By Nelson A. Agbor, PhD candidate, International Human Rights Law, University of Plymouth   Introduction Cameroon, also known as the Republic of Cameroon, is a country located in West Africa. It is bounded by Nigeria to the West and North, Chad to the Northeast, the Central African Republic