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Cameroon's opposition leader Maurice Kamto released "Up to 22 civilians were killed, including a pregnant woman," Nunan said, adding 14 children - including nine under age five - … This culture of impunity must stop," Felix Agbor Balla, director of the Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa, said in a tweet on Monday.Conflict between Cameroon's army and English-speaking fighters seeking to form a breakaway state called Ambazonia began after the government cracked down violently on peaceful protesters complaining of being marginalised by the French-speaking majority.The conflict has forced half a million people to flee and presented President As many as 22 villagers, including 14 children, were found dead in the anglophone area of Cameroon, the United Nations said, with an opposition party blaming the killings on the army.
Video, 00:02:33When unemployment topped 3m - and kept rising. On the second day of Cameroon’s National Dialogue — talks to end fighting between government forces and militia in the North West and South West Regions — several members of the Cameroonian political class walked out. Video, 00:02:36Cameroon's 'protected' Penja pepper. As Cameroon's President Paul Biya marks 35 years in power, a crisis involving the country's English-speaking minority intensifies.Dozens of people have been killed in recent weeks as authorities crack down on protests against the mainly French-speaking government.© 2020 BBC.
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"Up to 22 civilians were killed, including a pregnant woman," Nunan said, adding 14 children - including nine under age five - were among the dead.A key figure in the separatist movement, lawyer Agbor Mballa, in a Facebook post also accused "state defence forces" of carrying out the killings.An army official denied the allegations saying simply: "False. - The talk-show host is facing scrutiny after multiple producers have been accused of harassment, assault, and intimidation. The country is sparsely populated, however, with merely 40 people per square kilometer (103/square mile), which ranks 167th in the world for population density.. Largest Cities in Cameroon
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Coronavirus Accelerates Across Africa. As Cameroon's President Paul Biya marks 35 years in power, a crisis involving the country's English-speaking minority intensifies. Video, 00:02:51Ian Wright hits back at 'racially driven' abuse. Video, 00:02:12Huw Edwards: My grandfather, Prisoner of War. ""Those responsible for these heinous crimes must be brought to justice. Armed men carried out the killings on Friday in the village of Ntumbo in the Northwest Region.Armed men carried out the massacre on Friday in the village of Ntumbo in the Northwest Region, James Nunan, a local official with the UN's humanitarian coordination agency OCHA, told AFP news agency.Eleven of the children were girls, said Nunan, head of OCHA's office for the Northwest and Southwest regions, which are home to the West African country's large English-speaking minority.One eyewitness, who spoke to Al Jazeera on condition of anonymity fearing reprisals, confirmed the massacre and said he helped bury 21 bodies Nine houses were also set ablaze and an unknown number of villagers displaced, the witness said. One of the country's two main opposition parties, the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC), issued a statement saying: "The dictatorial regime [and] the supreme head of the security and defence forces are chiefly responsible for these crimes. The Cameroon as we know it today is the product of a German, French and English colonization. Video, 00:01:46'Nobody wants their thighs rubbed 250 days a year' Video, 00:06:05Boy, 8, becomes youngest to solo pilot hot air balloon.