Cameroon Fails to Address Gender-Based Violence Despite Government Promises

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report highlighting the ongoing prevalence of gender-based violence in Cameroon, stating that the government has not taken adequate measures to combat this issue. Despite promises to reduce such violence, HRW emphasizes that discriminatory laws and insufficient public services continue to enable abuse against women and girls.

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Cameroon government addresses femicides and child abuse in press conference

On June 1, 2026, the Cameroonian government held a joint press conference in Yaoundé to address the rising issues of femicides and child abuse. Key ministers from various departments, including Communication and Family, participated in the event, signaling a unified governmental response to these pressing social issues. This marks a significant step in acknowledging and tackling violence against women and children in the country.

Ajara Nchout Njoya condemns rising feminicides in Cameroon

International footballer Ajara Nchout Njoya has publicly condemned the alarming rise in feminicides in Cameroon, calling for urgent protective measures for women. Recent reports indicate that over 60 women have been killed in 2026 alone, with eight murders occurring in just the past week, highlighting the severity of the crisis.

Cameroun : tensions politiques et sociales en 2026

En 2026, le Cameroun fait face à des tensions croissantes liées à la politique, la sécurité, et la vie chère. Les critiques sur la gouvernance et les libertés publiques s'intensifient, alors que des figures de la société civile dénoncent une normalisation de l'injustice. La situation est exacerbée par des conflits internes, notamment dans le domaine du football, qui reflètent des enjeux politiques plus larges.

Cameroun : Rapport sur les atteintes aux droits humains en 2025 révèle plus de 700 morts

Un rapport publié par une trentaine d'ONG, dont 'Un Monde Avenir', documente les violations des droits humains au Cameroun en 2025, une année électorale. Le bilan indique plus de 700 morts et près de 1 500 arrestations, soulignant une recrudescence des violations et un rétrécissement de l'espace civique. Ce rapport de 100 pages met en lumière une période particulièrement délicate pour les droits humains dans le pays.