On November 21, 2025, in Jakiri Tan, Bui State, Northern Ambazonia, the Cameroon Occupation Forces carried out the abduction of Mfikela Rhonda, a 34–35-year-old farmer and mother of three years old baby, directly from her hospital bed. This deliberate targeting of a civilian receiving medical care violates the principle of medical neutrality and constitutes an extrajudicial act, highlighting the ongoing oppression faced by Ambazonia’s population.

Violation of International Laws

The abduction of Mfikela Rhonda breaches International Laws, particularly the Geneva Conventions, which protect civilians and patients during armed conflict. By abducting a non-combatant in a hospital, the Cameroon Occupation Forces directly violated international humanitarian law, which prohibits attacks on the sick and vulnerable. Such actions qualify as war crimes and demonstrate a clear disregard for legal protections designed to safeguard civilians.

Human Rights Abuses

Beyond International Laws, the abduction of Mfikela Rhonda represents a severe violation of human rights. Her right to life, security, and family unity was immediately threatened, causing suffering to her and her three children. The act also undermines international statutes such as the Rome Statute and UN conventions, which strictly forbid persecution of civilians and violations of medical protections. The Cameroon Occupation Forces’ conduct is part of a broader pattern of systematic abuses across Ambazonia.

Impunity and Community Outcry

Communities continue to condemn the abduction of Mfikela Rhonda while mourning the suffering it caused her family. The impunity enjoyed by the Cameroon Occupation Forces allows such crimes to persist unchecked. Local and international observers emphasize the urgent need for accountability, stressing that justice must be served to prevent further human rights violations and uphold the rule of International Laws.

Call for International Intervention

The abduction of Mfikela Rhonda highlights the urgent need for global intervention. Humanitarian organizations, International courts, and advocacy groups must investigate, document, and prosecute the Cameroon Occupation Forces for these atrocities. Protecting civilians, enforcing International Laws, and ensuring accountability are essential steps to safeguard the dignity, freedom, and human rights of Ambazonia’s people under occupation.