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  1. Jun 20

    General picture of () crisis today. -Various reports of Biya troops killing spree continuing. -Biya gov't announced "humanitarian aid" package for cosmetic reasons. -Biya gov't denied access to UNHCR, -EU applies pressure on human rights issue.

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  2. Jun 19

    About . Answering to some followers, i must say that some of my best migrant friends in Athens are from Cameroon. Some are Anglophone, some are Francophone. I'm friendly to both communities and i'm proud of it. What i'm unfriendly of is the brutal Biya regime.

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  3. 14 hours ago

    1/2 Various reports from () on targeted and random killings by Biya regime troops. Roads blocked at a number of locations, power black-out in at least one city, internet down in some areas, tension running high.

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  4. 9 hours ago

    About () crisis. Answering to some followers, Biya course of action is for me stupid and short-sighted. He turned a solvable issue in Ambazonia to a head-on confict and unleashed a spree of violence which will ultimately turn against him.

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  5. Jun 20

    crisis. Note that gov't report speaks of 73.000 internally displaced persons, while UN of 160.000 + 20.000 in Nigeria. Also, gov't speaks about 80 military killed by separatists but says nothing of the 80 villages burnt by Biya troops nor the civilians killed.

    Breaking: Pres Biya tasks 17 ministries and state institutions to coordinate the implementation of the special humanitarian plan to assist the people of the NW and SW.Acc to the govt 21.291 are seeking refuge in Nig and 74994 IDPs,12.7billion to assist affected persons & villages
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  6. Jun 17

    1/2 () crisis. I can confirm that internet is still ON in Ambazonia at the moment. But everything seems to indicate that Biya gov't plans to shut it down in order to silence opposition and to cut the world out of information. Biya has done it before.

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  7. Jun 13

    Those supporting a diplomatic solution to the : every abuse committed against the people of will only strengthen their resolve to resist, and solidify their desire for the independence of . Do not tread on a sleeping snake.

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  8. Jun 18

    Why did the @UK force in 1961 to gain independence by joining or integrating with another independent state when they knew very well that we were going to be reannexed? Why do they keep forcing us to stay together since our parents started complaining to

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  9. Jun 17

    I really really love to appreciate for reporting on the genocide case but because of what is saying & her postings calling a Genocide Propaganda.I can not. African Proverb: One bad coco yam spoils a bag of Coco yams.

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  10. Jun 15
    Replying to

    I just want to find out whether the forceful deportation & disappearance of 47 including the leader Ayuke Tabe from Nigeria & the documented 83 villages burnt do not constitute rights violation in .Why under report the gravity of violations?

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  11. Jun 18

    About () crisis. See below video footage of another Ambazonia village burnt down by Biya regime troops. The scorched earth tactics of Biya troops constitute war crimes and, in the scale they are commited, crime against humanity.

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    Yesterday La Republique du military on rampage in koke village of 1500 inhabitants burnt to dust. Creating more displace people in
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  12. Jun 21

    1/5 () crisis. Some Western followers asked me to summarize in a brief way the backgound and the reasons of this crisis/conflict in Ambazonia.

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  13. Jun 18

    "Ghost town" Monday in () seems more successful than ever before. Biya regime should know better. The atrocities committed against Ambazonia population only made it more resolute for self-determination. Now it's time for the int'l community to act.

    like never before in Several parts of anglophone Cameroon
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  14. Jun 20

    About () crisis. Announcement by Cameroon PM of "emergency measures" which are to be "taken by pres. Biya in favor of people of SW+NW regions". A political trick, a manouvre to buy time or some appeasement measures by Biya? We will soon know.

    Philemon Yang, Prime minister will a today at 4pm at the Prime ministry announce emergency measures taken by President Paul Biya in favour of pple of NW&SW regions. This is contained in a Press release signed by Issa Tchiroma Bakery, Cameroon government's spokesman.
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  15. Jun 21

    About () crisis. Satellite data of burnt down villages by Biya military forces. I'm not an expert on satellite imagery but i can assure tou that there is plenty of other evidence anyway (photos, video footage, survivors' witnessing etc).

    Satellite captured atrocities of army burnx over 78 villages in the area
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  16. Jun 18

    1/2 General picture in (). Heavy military presence of Biya forces, checkpoints around cities, skirmishes in number of locations, night curfew, economic life deeply affected, stream of refugees to Nigeria growing, violence escalating and gets worse.

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  17. 13 hours ago

    Dictator terrorist soldiers shooting spray indiscriminately on Buildings in 😭😭😭 Crimes against humanity.

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  18. Jun 20

    4/4 In any case, i feel sure that Biya sees as his only option to look and act as a tough leader determined to restore order in () and this can only lead to escalation of violence from his side.

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  19. Jun 17

    2/2 () crisis. This is the reason why opposition activists advise the people in Ambazonia to download vpn in order not to stay out of network. Situation and atmosphere in Ambazonia, according to invo, very very tense.

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  20. Jun 20

    () crisis. Statement/appeal by EU to the gov't of Cameroon to allow access of UNHRC in Ambazonia as well as humanitarian actors to assist population. I say it's not enough EU, only concrete political/economic pressure to Biya will make a difference.

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    The EU appeals to the Government of to grant unimpeded access for the United Nations Human Rights Council as well as other human rights and humanitarian actors. Our statement at :
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