Constitutional Revision: Debate on Articles 2 Paragraph 2 and 64 of the Cameroonian Constitution

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Constitutional Revision: Debate on Articles 2 Paragraph 2 and 64 of the Cameroonian Constitution

The debate on constitutional revision in Cameroon focuses on Articles 2 Paragraph 2 and 64. These articles have sparked discussions among political actors and civil society regarding their impact on governance and citizens' rights. Opinions vary, with some supporting the need for these changes, while others fear authoritarian drift.

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