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We Promote A Peaceful Society Of Democracy & Development Base On Fundamental Values Like Human Rights, Freedom Of Enterprise & Free Market Economy.

21/09/2026

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE 21 SEPTEMBER

PEACE IS NOT HEARD BUT SEEN AND FELT.

On this International Day of Peace, Conscience Africaine - African Conscience marks the end of our Advocacy Campaign for Back to School in the Anglophone Regions of Cameroon.

For years, thousands of children in the North-West and South-West have been deprived of their fundamental right to education.

A classroom without children is not silence it is a wound. A generation without school is a future without peace.

We say loud and clear:

EDUCATION IS PEACE.

SILENCE GUNS • CHOOSE BOOKS.

NO SCHOOL • NO FUTURE • NO PEACE.

BACK TO SCHOOL = BACK TO PEACE.

Peace cannot be just a speech. Peace must be seen in a child walking safely to school. Peace must be felt in a classroom where a teacher teaches without fear.

We call on all stakeholders, community leaders, parents and youth to ensure every child returns to school in safety and dignity.

Join us in building peace through education.
Building peace through education, civic engagement and promotion and protection of human rights.

21/09/2026

BACK TO SCHOOL, BACK TO PEACE

CONCLUSION OF OUR ONE MONTH ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN

As we conclude our one month Back-to-School Advocacy Campaign in conflict Cameroon’s North-West and South-West Regions, conducted through social media, television and radio, we reiterate our call for children to access education safely and without fear, threats or intimidation.

Since schools reopened, several incidents involving alleged human rights violations and abuses by armed separatist groups and defence and security forces have been reported, creating fear and insecurity around the return to school. We are continuing to document and verify these cases which will be presented in our subsequent human rights report together with appropriate recommendations.

On this International Day of Peace, we renew our call for inclusive, sincere and sustained dialogue to help restore lasting peace and security in the two regions.

Education is not a weapon of war. Schools must remain safe. Children must learn without fear. Let peace return.

20/09/2026

High Commission of Canada to CameroonPARTNERS’ COCKTAIL RECEPTION High Commission of Canada to Cameroon

On Wednesday, 16 September 2026, I had the privilege of participating in a Partners’ Cocktail Reception hosted by H.E. Mrs. Marie-Claude Harvey, High Commissioner of Canada to Cameroon, bringing together partners and stakeholders to celebrate fruitful collaboration and strengthen relationships.

We sincerely thank Her Excellency the High Commissioner for the kind invitation, the continued support for our human rights work, and the renewed confidence in our efforts to promote and defend human rights, peace, accountability and civic engagement in Cameroon.

The reception was indeed and excellent opportunity to network, exchange perspectives and strengthen professional relationships with a diverse group of very interesting personalities and organisations. These connections are particularly important for our work, as meaningful partnerships and constructive engagement can contribute to stronger human rights protection and more effective advocacy.

We remain grateful for the opportunity to participate in this important gathering and look forward to building on these engagements in the interest of human rights, peace, justice and the protection of communities affected by conflict in Cameroon.

Amadu TARNTEH
Executive Secretary
Conscience Africaine

Commission of Canada to Cameroon
Haut-commissariat du Canada au Cameroun

20/09/2026

NO CAUSE IS GREATER THAN A CHILD’S FUTURE.

To separatists in Cameroon’s North-West and South-West:

Children are not fighters. Schools are not battlefields. Education is not a crime.

Do not threaten, intimidate or prevent children from going to school. After years of disrupted education, children deserve classrooms, books and a future not lockdowns, fear or recruitment into violence.

Let the children go to school. Let them learn. Let them live.

Their future must not be sacrificed to the conflict.

19/09/2026

SCHOOL MUST BE A SAFE PLACE FOR EVERY CHILD.

The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child is clear: even during armed conflict, children must be protected and cared for.

Article 22 requires protection of children affected by armed conflict, including internal conflicts, tension and strife. Article 11 also guarantees every child the right to education and calls for measures that encourage regular school attendance and reduce dropout.

For children returning to school in Cameroon’s conflict-affected regions, this means safe access to classrooms, protection from violence and intimidation, and an environment where teachers and pupils can learn without fear.

Education must continue but it must also be protected.

Let children learn. Let schools remain safe. Let childhood be protected.

18/09/2026

According to reliable sources, two unarmed civilians were reportedly killed by armed separatists in Muyuka, South-West Region of , on Thursday, 17 September 2026.

According to an eyewitness account, the incident occurred during an alleged attempt to kidnap local businesspersons. The victims were reportedly killed after resisting the attempted kidnapping.

One of the victims was a bar owner, while the other was a red-oil vendor.

The incident underscores the continued risks faced by civilians and businesspersons in conflict-affected communities.

18/09/2026

EDUCATION IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE.

Article 11 of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child states that every child shall have the right to education and requires States to provide free and compulsory basic education and take measures to encourage regular school attendance.

In ’s conflict-affected North-West and South-West Regions, children must not be denied their classrooms because of violence, fear or insecurity.

Protect children. Keep schools open. Let every child learn.

EDUCATION CAN’T WAIT.

17/09/2026

BACK-TO-SCHOOL CAMPAIGN CONTINOUS

The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child protects every child’s right to education. Article 11 calls on States to promote access to education, encourage regular school attendance and reduce school dropouts.

For children in Cameroon’s conflict-affected regions, this right must be protected in practice, not only in law.

No conflict should close a child’s door to education. Keep schools open. Keep children safe. Keep children learning.

17/09/2026

EDUCATION IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE.

Cameroon is bound by the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, whose Article 11 recognizes that every child has the right to education and requires States to take appropriate measures to provide free and compulsory basic education, encourage regular school attendance and reduce school dropouts.

In the North-West and South-West Regions, conflict must never become a permanent barrier to this right.
Children belong in classroom not in conflict, not in fear, and not out of school.

Let every child return to school safely. Protect education. Protect the future.

16/09/2026

CHILDREN BELONG IN CLASSROOMS, NOT ON THE BATTLEFIELD.

Under the Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict (OPAC), States must take all feasible measures to prevent the recruitment and use of children in hostilities.

In Cameroon’s conflict-affected North-West and South-West Regions, every child must be protected from recruitment, violence and intimidation—and given the opportunity to return to school and learn in safety.

The government must protect children from armed conflict and ensure their place is in the classroom, not on the battlefield.

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