AMBAZONIA SILVER JUBILEE
11-11-10
Cameroon Parliament Recognizes Ambazonian Sovereignty
November 11, 2010 marks the 25th anniversary of the unanimous adoption of a motion by the Cameroon Parliament calling for a Round Table Conference to address the Ambazonian independence ON THE BASIS OF MUTUAL EQUALITY AS IN THE 1961 FOUMBAN CONFERENCE.
At the Foumban Conference in 1961, the two Cameroon nations met on the basis of Mutual Sovereign Equality. So adopting a motion on 11-11-1985 for a conference of representatives of the two nations on the same equal status as at Foumban constitutes a legislative recognition by the Republic of Cameroon that the Ambazonian nation is a sovereign equal.
This was the first victory won for Ambazonia by an extrajudicial law enforcement action by the Dinka riots, whose purpose was to Free Fon Dinka, Free the Peoples’ Lawyer, and Implement law 84/01.
The Ambazonian Cause seeks enforcement of law hence on 3rd February 1986, the Cameroon Military Tribunal declared that HRM Fon Dinka's call for President Biya to limit his administration to the east of the Mongo River was a call for enforcement of law 84/01, and dismissed the charge of high treason leveled against the Fon by Biya.
This has been the same situation with Justice Muluh Mbuh who is facing a secession charge arising from his possession of documents with Ambazonian Logo. The prosecution does not know what to do with him because Ambazonia is the name of a country and not a province or region of Cameroon. Since a charge of secession means he Mbuh wants to cut off a part of Cameroon, the prosecution is unable to show which part of Cameroon Mbuh wants to cut off.
The success of the Dinka riots stems from their disciplined and tenacious hold on law 84/01 as the law they wanted enforced in 1985.
a) forbids Ambazonian MPs from going to Yaounde, and
b) expels non-Ambazonian civil and military servants from Ambazonia.
And to this has been added the judgment of the United Nations Human Rights tribunal ICCPR/1134/2002 which says that Cameroon should put an end to its occupation of Ambazonia (which forces the Ambazonian Leader to live in exile).
Common sense tells us that the best way to implement these legal texts is to operate on the conscience of the two groups of law breakers:(i) the unconscionable boot licking langa throat MPs, who must be persuaded to boycott Yaounde, and
(ii) the non-Ambazonian civil servants who must be asked to quietly leave Ambazonia.Any compatriot contemplating extrajudicial law enforcement action would be advised to address notices to the law breakers as follows:
1. Enforce law 84/01 & HCB/28/92 (They exclude our MPs from Yaounde). AMBAZONIAN MPs, BOYCOTT YAOUNDE2. Enforce UN Judgment ICCPR/1134/20023. Non-Ambazonian Civil Servants should Quit AMBAZONIA
Some believe this would force Cameroon to hasten the conclusion of Cameroon-Vs-Ambazonia London Talks so as to implement UN judgment ICCPR/1134/2002 peacefully rather than with violence.
Tanyi Ojongmboh