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Cameroon’s international partners including France and the United Nations have condemned last week’s killing of 23 villagers in the troubled English-speaking region.
The United Nations on Tuesday urged authorities in Cameroon to conduct an independent investigation into the “shocking” incident and ensure the perpetrators are held accountable.
Cameroon researcher at Amnesty International, Fabien Offner, tells us more.
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