Cameroon – November parliamentary session: LEFE asks, “How many more victims before this becomes a priority?”

Author: Caroline BassomoPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Cameroon
Society & Lifestyle
Cameroon – November parliamentary session: LEFE asks, “How many more victims before this becomes a priority?”

On the eve of Cameroon’s November parliamentary session, the League for the Education of Women and Children (LEFE) is appealing to members of parliament and senators. Its advocacy campaign, titled “Move from commitments… to laws,” calls for the fight against violence against women and children to be translated into legislation. A poster depicting a mother and child asks lawmakers: “How many more victims before this becomes a priority?”

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