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Archbishop Nkea Says Amid Amba Conflict, Situation Improves for Civilians—but Torture Continues – Cameroon Intelligence Report
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Archbishop Nkea says amid Amba conflict, situation improves for civilians—but torture continues – Cameroon Intelligence Report
Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya of Bamenda, the president of Cameroon’s Episcopal conference has said that the situation for civilians amid the Anglophone Crisis “has improved significantly, at least in terms of daily life”—but “we still have many cases of kidnappings and ransom demands, torture continues, and the population still lives in fear.” Vatican News, the news agency of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication, reported that the conflict…
Archbishop Nkea says amid Amba conflict, situation improves for civilians—but torture continues – Cameroon Concord News
Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya of Bamenda, the president of Cameroon’s Episcopal conference has said that the situation for civilians amid the Anglophone Crisis “has improved significantly, at least in terms of daily life”—but “we still have many cases of kidnappings and ransom demands, torture continues, and the population still lives in fear.” Vatican News, the news agency of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication, reported that the conflict…
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