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Ayuk Tabe& co begin hunger strike over missing Anglophone detainees.

2019-08-06
No: 439

Ayuk Tabe& co begin hunger strike over missing Anglophone detainees.

Sisiku Ayuk Tabe Julius, President of the Interim Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, an outlawed government fighting for the restoration of the statehood of the former British Cameroon, has signed a letter from himself and nine other members of his government to Tuesday July, 30, 2019.

Sisiku et alia said in the letter addressed to Cameroon’s Minister of Justice and Keeper of Seals in which United Nation Secretary General, African Union, European Union, Commonwealth, Embassy of the United States of America, Yaoundé and British High Commission, Yaoundé are copied that they’re beginning a hunger strike.

According to sections of the letter, the strike is triggered by the disappearance of Anglophone detainees from the Kondengui Central prison and the Buea Central Prison, following peaceful protests on July 22 2019 and 23 2019 respectively.

The detainees were transferred from the Kondengui Central Prison and Buea Central Prison from where uproars had occurred. The Anglophone detainees were demanding their release and an end of an armed conflict in the country’s North West and South West.

Late Saturday July 27, fifty-six (56) inmates at the Kondengui Central Prison were transferred to the Kondengui Principal Prison.  The new intakes are mostly very young people under the age of 30, disheveled and for the most part emaciated, sources confirmed.

Other detainees over a hundred and fifty, mostly Anglophones, are also said to have been transferred to a dreaded prison in Yoko in Mbam-et-Kim Division in Cameroon’s Centre Region and to SED as well as other detention facilities in the country, The Horizon learnt.

Mancho Bibixy, leader of the Coffin Revolution, is among the prisoners, now confirmed to be at SED, bringing rest to rumours that he might have been eliminated. Below is the full content of the declaration:

Prison Principale Kondengui,

Yaoundé

30th July 2019

To:

The Minister of Justice and Keeper of Seals

Yaoundé

Republique du Cameroun.

Through:

The Prison Superintendent,

Prison Principale Kondengui, Yaoundé,

La Republique du Cameroun.

Sir,