Cameroon: Separatist Leaders Appeal Conviction

Expand Sisiku Ayuk Tabe was sentenced to life imprisonment by a military court in Cameroon on August 20, 2019. © Youtube (Nairobi) – Ten leaders of the separatist Ambazonia Interim Government in Cameroon lodged an appeal on August 26, 2019, against their August 20 convictions and life sentences by a military court following a trial that raises serious concerns of due process and violations of fair-trial rights. Although the trial, on charges including terrorism, rebellion, and secession, commenced in December 2018, all the alleged evidence against the men was only presented to the defense…

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