Réformes nécessaires pour restaurer la confiance dans la justice camerounaise
Jean de Dieu Momo, ministre délégué auprès du ministre de la Justice, souligne l'importance de réformes pour restaurer la confiance dans le système judiciaire camerounais. Il insiste sur le fait que l'indépendance des magistrats doit s'accompagner de responsabilités. Parallèlement, Michel Ange Angouing critique l'état de droit au Cameroun, le qualifiant d'illusion, ce qui souligne les défis persistants dans le secteur judiciaire.
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