Continuous Gunfire Terrorizes Communities

Targeting Livelihoods in Kumbo Since September 20, 2025, residents of Mbveh, Kiyan, and Romanajai have endured heavy and indiscriminate gunfire from Cameroon Occupation Forces. The constant shooting has forced civilians into hiding, disrupted daily life, and instilled widespread fear. Such acts are clear violations of International Laws that prohibit the targeting of civilian populations and their property during armed conflicts.

Civilian Deaths and Widespread Injuries

Targeting Livelihoods in Kumbo. At least two civilians have been killed, and one more is critically injured due to the recent wave of violence. Beyond these deaths, homes have been destroyed and looted in systematic attacks. The deliberate targeting of civilians is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions, and these actions demonstrate a blatant disregard for International Human Rights.

Kidnapping and Sexual Violence

In addition to killings and destruction, Cameroon Occupation Forces have kidnapped civilians for ransom, and are also involved in acts of rape against both young girls and older women. These crimes constitute grave breaches of International Laws, violating protections against torture, sexual violence, and unlawful detention. They also illustrate how war crimes extend beyond the battlefield, deeply damaging community structures and dignity.

Human Rights and International Law Violations

The actions of the Cameroon Occupation Forces in Ambazonia represent a systematic campaign of terror against civilians. By killing livestock, destroying homes, kidnapping civilians, and committing sexual violence, these forces are in direct violation of International Humanitarian Law, including the Geneva Conventions, and International Human Rights standards. The targeting of noncombatants and deliberate infliction of suffering are hallmarks of war crimes.

A Call for Accountability

Targeting Livelihoods in Kumbo Families in Mbveh, Kumbo, and surrounding areas are left grieving, children traumatized, and entire communities destabilized. These atrocities demand urgent international attention. Holding the Cameroon Occupation Forces accountable under International Laws is essential to protect civilians in Ambazonia and restore justice to those who continue to suffer under occupation.