Advocacy for Cameroon

What’s Happening? 

Cameroon is wrestling with three simultaneous humanitarian crises: one caused by Boko Haram, another due to climate-related conflict, and a third as the longstanding marginalization of Cameroon’s Anglophone minority has devolved into violence. Alongside displaced Cameroonians, the country hosts a large number of refugees from the Central African Republic. 

What Must Be Done? 

Despite growing needs, Cameroon’s humanitarian response continues to be underfunded. It’s time for donors to step up. Refugees International is calling on the Cameroonian government to recognize the gravity of the country’s humanitarian crisis and allow unfettered access to people in need. Donors and diplomatic partners must bring pressure to bear on Cameroon to allow relief agencies to meet the needs of the civilian population.

Report

Climate-fueled Violence and Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin: Focus on Chad and Cameroon

Report

Crisis Denied in Cameroon: Government Refusal to Recognize Suffering in NWSW Deters Donors

Statement

The U.S. Must Immediately Halt ICE Deportations of Africans

Commentary

COVID-19 and Atrocity Prevention in Cameroon and South Sudan

Commentary

Cameroon’s NWSW Crisis Ignites New Fault Line of Conflict

Opinion

The Hill: The U.S. Shouldn’t Make Cameroonians on the Border Wait in Vain

Advocacy Letter

NGO Statement: Seven Steps to Saving Lives and Assisting People in Nigeria and Lake Chad Basin

Featured Image: In the South-West Region of Cameroon, a university student stands in the courtyard of the chemistry department. © Alexis Huguet/AFP/Getty Images