No Room for Debate in Cameroon Classrooms

The suspension of a university professor’s classes in Cameroon has raised fears that the government wants to silence those who dare raise the subject of the country’s Anglophone crisis. Expand Felix Agbor Nkongho, also known as Agbor-Balla, in Douala, Cameroon, December 2019. © 2019 Private Since late 2016, Anglophone regions of Cameroon have been gripped in violence between government forces and armed groups seeking a separate state. The crisis has claimed thousands of lives. The government has repeatedly denied that its security forces have committed abuses during the crisis, but now…

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