Cameroon at a Crossroads: The People’s Cry for Justice.
For over four decades, Cameroon has languished under the heavy hand of President Paul Biya, whose rule since 1982 has brought the nation into a state of degression. His leadership, marked by manipulation and disregard for the people's will, has left a legacy of injustice and repression. From the fraudulent 1992 elections, where the opposition's victory was overturned in broad daylight, to his continued grip on power, Biya’s administration has thrived on constitutional distortions and systemic abuse. The infamous statement by the presiding judge who oversaw Biya’s installation in 1992—that his hands were tied—remains a haunting reminder of the regime’s brazen manipulation of justice. Since then, the president has bent the country’s constitution to suit his ambitions, dismantling any semblance of accountability. When all else failed, the government enacted the 2014 terrorism law—a draconian tool that has since been wielded not against terror...