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Lawyers announce strike on September 16.
Lawyers in Cameroon are spoiling for sit-down strike in protest against difficulties endured by them in the exercise of their duties.
The strike will run from the 16-20 September, the lawyers said.
In a release signed by the Bar Council President, Tchakounte Patie and 12 others, the lawyers said they have consistently been denied access to their clients and persons in the various detention centres.
The lawyers also cited several rights violations by judicial authorities as; trial in a language not understood by the accused, extraction of confessional statements from accused persons through the use of torture and inducements.
The lawyers also said their action is induced by the illegal and prolonged detention of accused persons amongst several other issues listed.
Speaking to the BBC, some Anglophone lawyers took turns to describe their ordeals in carrying out their duties.
Barrister Amungwa Tanyi, the spokesman for the team of lawyers defending the incarcerated President of the Interim Government of Ambazonia, Sissiku Julius Ayuk Tabe, and the nine other separatist leaders, told of several instances of victimization, including death threats, he had encountered in the discharge of his duties.