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US deeply concerned about violence and the loss of human life in Southern Cameroons 0
Violence in Cameroon
Press Statement
Heather Nauert
Department Spokesperson
Washington, DC
October 4, 2017
The United States is deeply concerned about violence and the loss of human life in protests that have taken place in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon since October 1. The Cameroonian government’s use of force to restrict free expression and peaceful assembly, and violence by protestors, are unacceptable. We urge the Government of Cameroon to respect human rights and freedom of expression, including access to the internet. We call on all sides to exercise restraint from further violence, and engage in dialogue for a peaceful, durable resolution.