Democracy and Human Rights in Africa. the Politics of Collective Participation and Governance in Cameroon

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Focusing on the Anglophone Problem, the book critiques the ongoing human rights violations in Cameroon, attributed to the government's failure to uphold constitutionalism and separation of powers. It argues that while the government professes democracy, it simultaneously perpetrates violence against dissenters. The author holds both the government and the English-speaking minority accountable for perpetuating this cycle of oppression. Ultimately, the work advocates for a robust federalization that fosters unity among Africans rather than division into ineffective states.