Collective of Defenders of the Rights of DJOMEGNI Clovis le Roi Writes to Laurent Esso and Atanga Nji

Author: camer.bePublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Collective of Defenders of the Rights of DJOMEGNI Clovis le Roi Writes to Laurent Esso and Atanga Nji

The Collective of Defenders of the Rights of DJOMEGNI Clovis le Roi sent a letter to Cameroonian ministers Laurent Esso (Justice) and Atanga Nji (Territorial Administration). This action follows concerns about the rights of Djomegni Clovis le Roi. The details of the letter have not been disclosed, but it calls for intervention from the authorities.

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