Cette plateforme de ressources porte sur un conflit peu médiatisé et peu connu dans le monde, celui qui est pudiquement nommé la « crise anglophone » au Cameroun et qui sévit depuis 2017. Le Cameroun anglophone est le théâtre de tragédies. Héritages coloniaux, rivalités ethniques, conflits fonciers, clivages politiques, aléas ou déficit démocratique, s’ajoutent à des réalités culturelles qui stigmatisent certaines appartenances ethniques et sociales. Le conflit anglophone plus précisément oppose les forces de sécurité gouvernementales à des groupes séparatistes qui réclament un État indépendant dans les régions anglophones (Nord-Ouest et Sud-Ouest). Il plonge ses racines dans la nature bilingue du Cameroun, résultant de son histoire coloniale avec la France et la Grande Bretagne. Les régions anglophones se sentent marginalisées par les dirigeants francophones du pays depuis l’unification du Cameroun britannique et du Cameroun français en 1961. Bien que le gouvernement ait engagé un dialogue avec les leaders de la contestation en 2017, sa stratégie de réponse a été dominée par une répression violente des manifestations, qui a nourri des tendances sécessionnistes qui se sont consolidées entre 2017 et 2018. Les violences qui ont suivi – et qui se poursuivent – ont provoqué des déplacements forcés à l’intérieur comme à l’extérieur du territoire (au Nigéria). Des images choquantes de violations des droits de l’hommes observées sont devenues banales (exécutions extrajudiciaires et violences sexuelles et sexistes généralisées, incendie des villages et soumission des personnes civiles soupçonnées de liens avec l’une des parties au conflit, tortures et mauvais traitement, etc.). Les familles sont brisées. De nombreux enfants sont privés du droit à l’école, car les groupes séparatistes ont interdit l’éducation publique et attaquent, menacent et enlèvent fréquemment des élèves et des enseignants, ainsi que brûlent, détruisent et pillent des écoles. La vie sur les marchés et dans les fermes a considérablement diminué à causes des journées villes mortes imposées par les groupes séparatistes. La violence de cette guerre civile a déstabilisé la production agropastorale, qui constitue la base des moyens de subsistance dans les régions anglophones. Ce conflit meutricide a fait plus de 6000 morts. Malgré la gravité crimes et de leurs conséquences, ce conflit est un cas typique des « conflits oubliés », « passée sous silence » ou « conflit orphelin » (International Crisis Group 2021 ; Boursin 2022 ; NRC 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 ; ECHO 2024), d’autant qu’il suscite peu d’écho médiatique et une faible mobilisation humanitaire et diplomatique (CARE International, 2023 ; Atwood et al., 2021 ; International Crisis Group, 2021). La communauté internationale semble percevoir le conflit dans les régions du Nord-Ouest et Sud-Ouest comme une insurrection de groupes armés séparatistes contre le gouvernement camerounais. La situation est pourtant beaucoup plus complexe. Bien que les régions anglophone et francophone du Cameroun soient unifiées depuis 1961, il existe depuis longtemps des conflits sur la mesure dans laquelle la majorité francophone contrôle l’accès aux ressources gouvernementales.
La population camerounaise dans leur majorité semble encore mal instruite sur la question anglophone. Ceci à cause du déni, de la falsification de la vérité sur le « problème anglophone », de la mise sous tutelle du passé et de la mémoire de ce passé par les régimes d’Amadou Ahidjo et de Paul Biya. Il existe pourtant une abondante littérature scientifique et institutionnelle sur cette crise politique. Cependant, ces travaux sont éparpillés et peu accessible au grand public. Il n’existe pas une base de données spécialisée sur le savoir scientifique produite sur cette question depuis les indépendances. Il est en est même pour les sources institutionnelles.
En outre, une pluralités d’organisations humanitaires et de défense des droits de l’homme transnationales et locales sont actives sur le terrain pour soulager les souffrances des victimes de violence de guerre. Cependant, le public n’a pas toujours connaissance de ces organisations et les projets qu’elles portent.
Ce qui justifie la création de cette plate-forme de ressources qui réunit, conserve et vulgarise tous les types de documents traitant de la question anglophone et du conflit anglophone (livres, articles, thèses, mémoires, rapports de recherches, documents institutionnels et ressources audiovisuelles) tout en cherchant à développer un fonds spécialisé grâce à un travail de veille. Cette plateforme web fait aussi une cartographie des groupes de recherche et des organisations travaillant sur le conflit anglophone.
Nous vous proposons une liste bibliographique d’ouvrages, de thèses et mémoires et des rapports de recherche existants sur le problème et le conflit anglophone.
Achankeng Fuakem, British Southern Cameroons: nationalism & conflict in postcolonial Africa, Victoria, Canada, Friesen Press, 2014;
Oluwole Ojewale, “Human trafficking / Is Cameroon becoming Central Africa’s baby trading hub? Increasing demand and rising vulnerability drive baby trading in Cameroon”, ENACT, 14 Jul, 2021,
https://enactafrica.org/enact-observer/is-cameroon-becoming-central-africas-baby-trading-hub
Amadou, J.M. (2020), The architects of Cameroon’s reunification: A historical analysis, Paris, l’Harmattan.
Anyangwe Carleton, (2008), Imperialistic politics in Cameroon resistance & the interception of the restoration of statehood of southern Cameroons, Mankon, Bamenda, Langaa Research &Pub. GIG.
Anyangwe Carleton, (2009), Betrayal of too trusting a people: The UN, the UK, and the Thrust Territory of the Southern Cameroons, Mankon, Bamenda, Langaa Research &Pub. GIG.
Anyangwe Carleton, (2010), The Secrets of an aborted decolonization: the declassified British Secret files on the Southern Cameroon, Mankon, Bamenda, Langaa Research &Pub. GIG.
Ashuntantang Joyce (2009), Landscaping postcoloniality: The dissemination of Cameroon anglophone litterature, Mankon, Bamenda, Langaa Research.
Ashuntantang Joyce and Tande Dibussi (2008), Their Champagne Party Will End. Poems in Honor of Bate Besong, Oxford, Langaa RPCIG.
Ashuntantang Joyce and Tande Dibussi, (2020), Bearing witness: Poem from a Land in Turmoil, Denver, CO: Spears Books.
Atanga Mufor, (2011), The anglophone Cameroon predicament, Bamenda, Cameroon, Langaa RPCIG.
Atanga Mufor, (2011), The anglophone Cameroon predicament, Bamenda, Cameroon, Langaa RPCIG.
Atoyebi Ifoeluwa (2013), The feasibility Test of the Anglophone Cameroon Quest for Independence Learning from South Sudan, Saarbrucken: Lap Lambert Academic Publishing.
Bareta B.M. (2018), The never Again Generation: Bullets versus social Media, Ken Scholars Publishing.
Beti, M., (2006), [1993], La France contre l’Afrique. Retour au Cameroun, Paris, La Découverte.
Bong Amaaze Victor (2000), The eastern Nigeria crisis and the destiny of the British Southern Cameroons, 1953-1954, Yaoundé, Presses Universitaires de Yaoundé.
Chiabi Emmanuel (1997), The making of modern Cameroon. Vol.1, A history of substate nationalism and disparate union, 1914-1961, Lanham, University Press of America.
Chiabi Emmanuel (1997), The making of modern Cameroon. Vol.1, A history of substate nationalism and disparate union, 1914-1961, Lanham, University Press of America.
Doh Emmanuel Fru, (2013), Nomads. The Memoir of a Southern Cameroonian, Langaa RPCIG.
Echu G., (2012), Bilinguisme officiel au Cameroun : étude linguistique et sociolinguistique, Paris, L’Harmattan.
Efouba Sosthène Nga (2018), Du Cameroun Britannique à la crise anglophone, Paris, L’Harmattan.
Ekah Ekah Robert (2020), The Anglophone Secessionist Struggle in Cameroon. The Nexus between natural ressources and conflict, identity politics in scenario: Case Study, Saarbrucken, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing.
Enonchong L.S.E (2021), The constitution and goovernance in Cameroon, Abingdon, Oxon; New-York, Routledge.
Enonchong L.S.E (2021), The constitution and goovernance in Cameroon, Abingdon, Oxon; New-York, Routledge.
Fonkoué, R.A. (2019), Nation without narration: History, memory and identity in postcolonial Cameroon, Amherst, New York, Cambria Press.
Guizana A. (2017), Crise anglophone : le drame de l’émancipation. Essai sur les stratégies de communication à l’ère des réseaux socionumériques, Yaoundé, Editions Proximité.
Gwanfogbe Mathew (1998), Anglophone & francophone educational systems in Cameroon: an overviews in comparative contemporary and historically perspectives, Yaoundé, Educational Research Group.
Istifanus Habila Makanumeso (2010), The legitimacy of the Struggle: investigating the legimaticy of the struggle for national self-determination by the people of British Southern Cameroons, Saarbrucken: Lap Lambert.
Kamdem Williams P. et Foutsop Clovis R. (2020), Petit dictionnaire d’histoire de la réunification du Cameroun, Yaoundé, Editions Premières Lignes.
Kamé B. Pierre, (2018), La crise anglophone au Cameroun, Paris, L’Harmattan.
Kleinheinz Monika (2011), Le plébiscite de 1961 au Southern Cameroons et ses conséquences pour la situation sociolinguistique au Cameroun, Muenchen, Lincom Europa.
Konings Piet (2003), Negotiating and Anglophone identity: a study of the politics of recognition and representation in Cameroon, Leiden, Brill.
Konings Piet (2009), Neoliberal Bandwagonism: civil society and the politics of belonging in Anglophone Cameroon. Oxford: Langaa RPCIG.
Krieger Milton (2015), Victor Le Vine’s shorter Cameroons writings, 1961-2007, Bamenda, Langaa Research & Publishing CIG.
Lado Ludovic and Mballa E. (2018), Crise anglophone et forme de l’Etat en débat au Cameroun : le procès du centralisme étatique, Yaoundé, Les Editions du Schabel.
Le Vine Victor T., The Cameroons: From Mandate to Independence, Berkeley, Los Angeles, University of California Press, 1964.
Manjoh P.-M., (2018), Representations and renegotiations of the Nation in Anglophone Cameroonian literature, Münster: Lit Verlag.
Mbile Neruis Namaso, (2007), Cameroon Political Story: Memories of an Authentic Eye Witness, Langaa, RPCIG.
Mougoué Jacqueline Bethel Tchouta (2019), Gender, separatist politics and embodied nationalism in Cameroon. An Arbor: The Michigan of University Press.
Mukete Victor (2013), My Odyssey: the story of Cameroon’s reunification, Yaoundé, Cameroon: Eagle Publishing.
Mukong A.W., (2009), Prisoner without a crime: disciplining dissent in Ahidjo’s, Bamenda, Langaa.
Ndi Anthony (2014), Southern West Cameroon revisited (1950-1072), Volume 1, Unveiling inescapable traps, Langaa RPCIG.
Ndi Anthony (2014), Southern West Cameroon revisited. Volume 2, North-South west nexus (1858-1972), Langaa RPCIG.
Ndi Anthony (2016), The Golden Age of Southern Cameroons: Primes Lessons for Cameroon, Spears Media.
Nfi Joseph Lon (2014), Celebrating the Eleventh Province in Anglophone Cameroon, Createspace, Independent Publishing Plateform.
Nfi Joseph Lon (2014), The Reunification Debate in British Southern Cameroons: The role of French Cameroon Immigrants. Bamenda: Langaa.
Nfi Joseph Lon, (2015), Nigeria on mission in the British Southern Cameroons, Glienicke: Galda Verlag.
Nfor N. Nfor (2014), In Chains for my country: crusading for the British Southern Cameroons, Bamenda, Langaa.
Nfor N. Nfor (2020), Paradise lost? A political history of British Southern Cameroon from 1916 to 1972. Austin: Pan Africa University Press.
Nga Esther (2018), Du Cameroun britannique à la crise anglophone, Paris, l’Harmattan.
Ngoh Victor Julius (1990), Constitutional developments in Southern Cameroons, 1946-1961: from trusteeship to independence, Yaoundé, Pioneer.
Ngoh Victor Julius (2011), The untold story of Cameroon reunification: 1955-1961, Limbe, Presprint Plc.
Tah Jiggi (2019), The Birth of Ambazonia: Main facts, turning points and key players, Seattle, WA: Amazone Digital Services LLC.
Tah Jiggi (2019), The Birth of Ambazonia: Main facts, turning points and key players, Seattle, WA: Amazone Digital Services LLC.
Ngoh Victor Julius, Southern Cameroons, 1922-1961: A Constitutional History, Aldershot, Ashgate, 2000.
Noumbissie, C.D (2019), La crise dite anglophone au Cameroun : attribution causale, identité sociale, minorité active, Douala-Cameroun, Editions Cheick Anta-Diop (EDO-CAD).
Nyamndi Fondi Ndifontah, (2004), Foreign interest in the British Cameroons plebiscites, Yaoundé, Buma Kor Publishers.
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Olinga Alain Didier (dir.), (2019), Cameroun : la crise anglophone sous le prisme du droit international, Paris, L’Harmattan.
Poercival John, (2004), 1961 Cameroon Plebiscite, The Choice of Betrayal, Mankon Bamenda, Langaa Research &Pub CIG.
Samoh-Yong, M. (2014), La traduction des épreuves du CAP au Cameroun : une critique, Saarbrücken, Editions Universitaires Européennes.
Soboth J.M., (2021), Ambazonie : Dessous d’une guerre fratricide, Saint Romuald, Quebec, Editions Afro-canadiennes.
Tah Jiggi (2019), The Birth of Ambazonia: Main facts, turning points and key players, Seattle, WA: Amazone Digital Services LLC.
Tala Kashim Ibrahim and al., (2019), Anglophone lawyers and teachers strike in Cameroon: a muldimensionnal perspective, Yaoundé, Les Presses Universitaires.
Tande Dibussi (2007), No turning back poems of freedom 1990-1993, Langa Research & Pub CIG.
Tande Dibussi (2009), Scribbles from the Den: Essays on Politics and Collective Memory in Cameroon, Bamenda, Lenga RPCIG.
Tita (2019), The Protection of Civilians in the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon: An Overview of the Responsibilities of State and Non-State Armed Groups, Saarbrucken, Lamberd Academic Publishing.
Torrent Mélanie (2012), Diplomacy and Nation-Building in Africa: Franco-British Relations and Cameroon at the. End of Empire, London: I.B. Tauris Press.
Tsi Conrad and al., Cendres et mémoires – Ashes and memory, Le Plessis-Trévise, France, Teham Éditions.
Tumi Christian Cardinal Wiyghan & Jumba Martin (2021), My night in captivity. A memoir, Denver, CO: Spears Books.
Vakunta, (2021), Aporia: Lament of Ambazonian revolutionary, Bamenda, Langaa RPCIG.
Victor T. LeVine, The Cameroons from Mandate to Independence, Univ. Ca. Press, 1964.
Vubo Emmanuel Yenshu (2008), State of Union: The Half Century of Cameroon’s Bicultural Experience, Langaa RPCIG.
Willard R. Johnson, The Cameroon Federation: Political Integration in a Fragmentary Society, Princeton Un. Press, Ox. Un Press, 1970.
Akum Elisabeth Ambang, «2009), The Anglophone problem in Cameroon: political representation and Socioeconomic Development, Master thesis in Development Studies, Lund University.
Anyangwe Carlson Emmanuel Wunde (1979), The administration of Justice in a Bi-Jural Country, The United Republic of Cameroon, Ph. D Thesis, SOAS University of London.
Anye Fru Emmanuel (2009), Issues of minority rights in the context of liberalization: the case of Anglophone Cameroon, University of the Witwatersrand.
Ayafor Isaih Munang (2005), Official bilinguism in Cameroon: an empirical evaluation of the status of English in Official domains, Universität Freiburg.
Ayisa C.N.K. (2019), An examination of the ramifications of Anglophone crisis to Cameroon’s Peace and Development (2016-2019), University of Ghana, Legon. MA, Dissertation.
Bongse N.R., (2020), National Dialogue as a strategy for intra-state conflict resolution in Africa: The case study of Anglophone Cameroon’s, Master Thesis, Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs, University of Nairobi.
Chem-Langhee, Bongfen (1976), The Kamerun Plebiscites 1959-1961: Perceptions and Strategies, Ph. D Thesis, University of British, Columbia.
Chiabi Emmanuel Mucho Lyndon (1982), Background to nationalism in Anglophone Cameroon, 1916-1964, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1982.
Chiabi Emmanuel Mucho Lyndon (1982), Background to nationalism in Anglophone Cameroon, 1916-1964, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1982.
Echitchi Size Raymond Gael (2019), The discursive construction of separation: a study of Catalan and Southern Cameroonian independence movements, Doctoral Thesis, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Fobi Akuri Lucien (2019), Logistical challenge of supporting IDPs and best practices by humanitarian organizations in Cameroon armed conflict: A case study of South-West region of Cameroon, Master’s Thesis, Hanken School of Economics Helsinki.
Fru Raymond Nkwenti (2017), A comparative analysis of reunification discourses in selected Cameroonian history textbooks, Ph.D Thesis, School of Education, University of Kwazulu-Natal.
Gould Selena, (2019), Genocide that everyone should have seen coming: How the Cameroon Anglophone crisis extends colonial force of domination and consent, Dickinson College Honors Theses, Paper 328.
Jeter, Myriam. "The Civil War Conflict Between Anglophones/Francophones in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon" (2023). Master of Arts (MA), Thesis, Political Science & Geography, Old Dominion University, DOI: 10.25777/7nkp-js77
Masango Delphine Elomba (2018), An Assessment of the role of teachers’ trade union in anglophone crisis in Cameroon (2016-2018), Master’s Thesis? Berlin of Economics and Law.
Mawedi Bote a Ndjokou Ivaha (2020), The International Court of Justice’s judgement on the Bakassi Peninsula border dispute: Impact ont the anglophone crisis in Cameroon, Master’s thesis in International Studies, Seoul University.
Mballa Owono F. (2010), Une culture protestataire entre local et transnational : trajectoires des mobilisations anglophones au Cameroun, Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux-IV, thèse de doctorat.
Nkongho Salome Agborsangaya (2018), ICT4D? Social media and small media use during the anglophone crisis in Cameroon, Master’s thesis, Malmo University.
Nzume, A.N. (2005), British and French administration of peoples on the southern borderlands of Cameroon: The case of Anglo-French inter Cameroons Boundary 1916-1961, Ph.D thesis, SOAS University of London.
Nzume, A.N. (2005), British and French administration of peoples on the southern borderlands of Cameroon: The case of Anglo-French inter Cameroons Boundary 1916-1961, Ph.D thesis, SOAS University of London.
Pechulano Ngwe Ali (2017), The impact of the Government concealing information on the practice of Journalism: A study of Anglophone Cameroonian Journalists, Master’s thesis, Michigan State University.
Soh Neh Claudia (2020), A cluster analysis of social media use in Anglophone crisis in Cameroon: A case study of Facebook posts, Master’s thesis, Michigan Technology University.
Sombaye Eyango Jules-Roger (2018), Inside the Virtual Ambazonia: Separatism, hate speech, disinformation and the diaspora in the Cameroonian anglophone crisis, Master’s thesis in International University, University of San Francisco.
Son Womai Ignatius (2015), The clash of the titans: Augustine Ngom Jua, Salomon Tandeng Muna, and the politics of transition in post-colonial anglophone Cameroon, 1961-1972, Ph.D dissertation, Howard University, 327 pages.
Swami-Persaud A.P. & Verberne, J.L., (2015), A nation divided by Language. Anglophone Students and Bilingualism in a predominantly Francophone Cameroon, Bachelor thesis, Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology, Utrecht University.
Tamandji Asenju Callistus (2011), Three Instances of Western colonial gouvernements and Christian Mission in Cameroon Education: 1884-1961, Ph.D dissertation, Loyola University Chicago.
Tande Ndoh Favor Obasse (2019), The anglophone crisis and internal displacement in Buea, 2018-2019, Master of Arts thesis in Peace, Conflict and Security, University of Buea.
Tanjong Ndeffor Bryan (2014), Forced Migration: A consequence of Human Rigths Violation. Case Study: Southern Cameroons, Master’s thesis, Interuniversity Institute of Social Development and Peace, Universitat Jaume.
Ukuefuna Silas Obinna (2020), Secession and the territorial integrity of State, Master’s thesis in International Law and Human Rights, Abo Akademi University.
Wongbi Blaise Fru, Separatism in Ambazonia and its Countering, Master’s thesis in Political Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, Masaryk University, 2022. https://is.muni.cz/th/zbu27/MU_Dissertation.pdf.
Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa (2021) Human Rights Situation Report of the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon between October 2020 and February 2021.
Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa (CHRDA) (2022) The Human Rights Situation of the Northwest and Southwest Regions for the Month of September 2022.
Available at: https://www.chrda.org/the-human-rights-situation-of-the-northwest-and-southwest-regions-for-the-month-of-september-2022/
Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa (CHRDA) and Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights (RWCHR) (2019) Cameroon’s Unfolding Catastrophe: Evidence of Human Rights Violations and Crimes against Humanity in the Anglophone Regions of Cameroon. Buea: CHRDA.
Human Rights Watch (2022) ‘Cameroon: Army Killings, Disappearances, in North-West Region’, 11 August 2022.
Available at: https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/08/11/cameroon-army-killings-disappearances-north-west-region
Human Rights Watch (2022a) ‘Cameroon: Separatist Abuses in Anglophone Regions’, 27 June 2022.
Available at: https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/06/27/cameroon-separatist-abuses-anglophone-regions (accessed 10 September 2022)
Human Rights Watch 2018. ‘These killings can be stopped’: Abuses by Government and separatist groups in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions.
Available from: https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/report_pdf/cameroon0718_web2.pdf
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International Crisis Group (2017) Cameroon’s Worsening Anglophone Crisis Calls for Strong Measures. ICG Briefing No. 130.
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International Crisis Group (2017), Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis at the Crossroads.
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International Crisis Group (2018). Cameroon: The proposed Anglophone general conference deserves national and international support.
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International Crisis Group (2022), Rebels, Victims, Peacebuilders: Women in Cameroon’s Anglophone Conflict.
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Nous vous proposons une collection d’articles scientifiques déjà publiés sur le conflit anglophone, classée par ordres alphabétique.
Abongdia, Jane-Francis A. & John Wankah Foncha. 2017. The visibility of language ideologies: The linguistic landscapes of the University of Yaoundé. Gender & Behavior 15 (2). 8674-8680.
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https://www.accord.org.za/conflict-trends/anglophone-dilemma-cameroon/.
Achuo Elvis Dze & Dohba Dinga Gildas, “Show more Exploring the nature, causes and consequences of school-based violence in Cameroon”, International Journal of Educational Development, Volume109, September 2024.
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Adams, Melinda and Lotsmart Fonjong. « Anglophone Conflict, New Institutions, and Women’s Access to Political Power in Cameroon. » Africa Today, vol. 69 no. 4, 2023, p. 79-100. Project MUSE,
https://dx.doi.org/10.2979/at.2023.a900109.
Adams, Melinda. 2024. “Territorial Nationalism, Cultural Pluralism, and Women’s Peace Mobilization in Cameroon.” In Ethnicity, the State, and Gender in Africa: The Intellectual Legacies of M. Crawford Young, edited by Straus, S., Tripp, A., 256–73. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
Adolphe, M. G., Kevin, E. N. H., & Sonia, N. N. (2020). Effet de la culpabilité groupale ressentie sur le soutien à la réparation de l’oppression à l’égard de L’exogroupe : Le cas des anglophones du Cameroun. European Scientific Journal, ESJ, 16(10), 135.
https://doi.org/10.19044/esj.2020.v16n10p135.
Agwanda B. and al., (2020), “Cameroon and the Anglophone Crisis General information”, The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies, p. 1-11, DOI:10.1007/978-3-030-11795-5_115-1.
Agwanda, B., Nyadera, I.N., Asal, U.Y. (2020). Cameroon and the Anglophone Crisis. In: The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11795-5_115-1.
Aili Mari Tripp, Awa Maiga, Maina Yahi, “We Are Always Each Other’s Keeper”: Transformative Dimensions of Women’s Local Peacebuilding in Africa, Global Studies Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, January 2025, ksaf003,
https://doi.org/10.1093/isagsq/ksaf003.
Akame, G. A., Crockett, J., & Anoma, R. A. B. (2021). Baseline research: Education in crisis in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon, Solidarity and Development Initiative (SODEI), 8 Feb 2021, Available at:
https://reliefweb.int/report/cameroon/baseline-research-education-crisis-anglophone-regions-cameroon.
Akoh, Harry Asana. « Who Will Succeed Sako? A Paradox of the Ambazonian Revolution: Fighting for Liberation but ending up with an Autocratic Post-Independence Government? » Theory & Event, vol. 23 no. 2, 2020, p. 464-486. Project MUSE,
https://dx.doi.org/10.1353/tae.2020.0021.
Akoh, Harry Asana. « Who Will Succeed Sako? A Paradox of the Ambazonian Revolution: Fighting for Liberation but ending up with an Autocratic Post-Independence Government? » Theory & Event, vol. 23 no. 2, 2020, p. 464-486. Project MUSE,
https://dx.doi.org/10.1353/tae.2020.0021.
Alpes, M. J. (2013). Imagining a future in ‘bush’: migration aspirations at times of crisis in Anglophone Cameroon. Identities, 21(3), 259–274.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1070289X.2013.831350.
Alpes, Maybritt Jill. « Why aspiring migrants trust migration brokers: the moral economy of departure in Anglophone Cameroon. » Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute, vol. 87 no. 2, 2017, p. 304-321. Project MUSE,
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/656701.
Ambe G. and Gera M., (July 2021), “Role of Social Media in the Ambazonia (Former British Southern Cameroon) Genocide”, International Journal of Gender & Women Studies, 9(1):48-60, DOI:10.15640/ijgws.v9n1a1
Ambe, K. N. (2019). The corporate legal implications of violating the right to education in the anglophone crisis in Cameroon. SSRN Electronic Journal.
https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3484031.
Ambe, K. N. (2019). The corporate legal implications of violating the right to education in the anglophone crisis in Cameroon.
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C’est un groupe de recherche logé à la Faculté de Droit de l’Université d’Oxford, et piloté par une équipe multidisciplinaire et internationale de chercheurs universitaires et de juristes. Il combine des compétences en droit, criminologie, philosophie, politique, anthropologie et histoire. Ce groupe de recherche a pour mission d’analyser le conflit en cours dans les régions anglophones du Cameroun sous plusieurs angles : i-Quelles sont les causes du conflit (historiques et récentes) ? ; ii-Quels sont les principaux partis ? ; iii-Quel est le rôle de la communauté internationale dans le conflit ? ; iv-Quelles sont les perspectives de ses parties prenantes ? v-Et quelles sont les voies de résolution prometteuses ?
Lien web : https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/cameroon-conflict-research-group/cameroon-conflict-research-group.
The Cameroon Anglophone Crisis- Database of Atrocities est une base de données créé par un groupe de chercheurs et de dirigeants et de dirigeants civiques préoccupés par les effets dévastateurs de la violence et des atrocités dans les régions anglophones du Cameroun, en particulier pour les civils. Cette équipe comprend les chercheurs de l’Université de Toronto, de l’Université de Leiden, de l’Edinburgh International Justice Initiative et de l’Université d’Exeter, avec le soutien de l’Anglophone Crisis Monitoring Project, d’autres vérificateurs OSINT, du Human Rights Center Investigations Lab de l’Université de Californie à Berkeley, d’organisations non gouvernementales camerounaises telles que le Centre pour les droits de l’homme et de la démocratie en Afrique (CHRDA), et de quelques éminents Camerounais et amis du Cameroun qui ne sont affiliés ni au gouvernement camerounais ni à aucun groupe armé non étatique, ni à aucune autre partie belligérante. Cette base de données est apolitique et est hébergée à l’Université de Toronto (Canada) pour des raisons de neutralité et de cybersécurité.
Lien web : https://borealisdata.ca/dataverse/cameroon
Le Centre for Peace and Security est l’un des centres de recherche de la Coventry University. Il a mené deux importants projets de recherche sur le conflit anglophone :
Projet 1-Voice from “Ground Zero”: Interrogating History, Culture and Identity in the Resolution of Cameroon’s Anglophone Conflict
L’objectif général de ce projet est de contribuer à la résolution du conflit au Cameroun et de permettre la paix, ce qui est conforme à la mission du CTPSR de favoriser des relations pacifiques ainsi qu’à l’objectif de CU d’avoir un impact positif et une différence au sein des communautés.
Team: Prof Gordon Crawford (CTPSR, UK), Nancy Annan (CTPSR, UK)
Projet 2-Exploring unarmed civilian self-protection in Cameroon’s conflict
Ce projet examine les initiatives communautaires de protection des civils non armés dans le conflit anglophone en cours au Cameroun. Il part du constat selon lequel, soumis à la violence de l’armée camerounaise et des groupes séparatistes armés, les civils ont été proactifs et inventifs pour trouver des moyens de se protéger les uns les autres et de rester en sécurité, notamment par le biais d’un langage codé, d’une communication non verbale, de négociations directes avec les parties belligérantes, de réseaux d’alerte précoce et de partage d’informations via les associations locales et les médias sociaux. La création d’une culture où « chacun est le gardien de l’autre » a été cruciale pour permettre aux citoyens de subvenir à leurs besoins dans les zones de conflits depuis 2016. Le rôle des femmes et des organisations de femmes est particulièrement important. Ainsi, cette recherche explore les approches ascendantes de l’UCP, y compris leur renforcement, et apporte une contribution importante à la connaissance des efforts informels et innovants de la base en matière d’autoprotection civile qui impliquent la propre action des civils vulnérables. Les méthodes de recherche mobilisées comprennent des approches artistiques et créatives (narration participative, poésie et dessin) qui permettent aux communautés touchées par le conflit de co-créer des connaissances.
Liens web : https://creating-safer-space.com/exploring-unarmed-civilian-self-protection-in-cameroons-anglophone-conflict/.
Lien: https://www.coventry.ac.uk/research/areas-of-research/trust-peace-social-relations/more-about-ctpsr/
A propos du projet : Entre des médias d’État biaisés, des médias internationaux déconnectés de la réalité et un secteur de l’information privé malmené, le Cameroun est un désert d’informations fiables depuis le déclenchement de la guerre civile en 2017, lorsque des militants anglophones ont proclamé l’indépendance de l’Ambazonie et lancé une campagne de guérilla contre les forces de défense camerounaises. Les médias sociaux font-ils leur apparition ? Oasis ou mirage ? La « crise anglophone », comme on appelle cette lutte de pouvoir prolongée, a tué des milliers de personnes et déplacé des millions d’autres. Dans un conflit qui trouve ses racines dans des décennies de tensions datant de l’époque coloniale, Internet est une arme nouvelle et imprévisible. Les médias sociaux sont utilisés pour alerter, semer la confusion, informer, faire chanter, vérifier les faits et tuer, avec des enjeux mortels pour les combattants et les civils. Derrière chaque page Facebook, compte Twitter ou groupe WhatsApp qui couvre le conflit se cache une personne – et un mobile- derrière l’écran.
Author: Zane Irwin- 2022 Reporting Fellow / Lauréat 2022 du Prix Reporting Fellow
Lien utile : https://pulitzercenter.org/projects/parallel-wars-power-social-media-cameroons-anglophone-crisis.
Description : The Going back though memory lane est porté par l’association Forest Creative Loft en partenariat avec Studio XL Douala et financé par Rights For Time de l’University of Birmingham., qui vise à répondre à une situation qui a revelé les nombreuses impossibilités de nos existences contemporaines créées sur la base d’une histoire aux nombreuses lacunes effacées. Le projet explore le potentiel de la création d’archives et leur ouverture à un public plus large. En utilisant des documents officiels, des voix, du son, le projet vise à créer un espace de nouvelles imaginations et une formation de connaissances alternatives où la conversation et la traduction d’histoires officielles inconnues rompent avec le silence. Le retour à la mémoire se fonde sur l’idée que savoir et parler, c’est la liberté. Comment créer une archive qui permette et encourage la critique ? En reconnaissant que les archives ont été des espaces oppressifs pour différents corps (femmes, jeunes), comment les archives peuvent-elles devenir des espaces qui rendent la réparation possible ? Le retour à la mémoire veut dévoiler l’histoire du Cameroun, son passé et montrer comment elle a affecté notre présent.
Web site : https://www.throughmemorylane.com/about
Projet de recherche: The International Research Cluster “Conflict-Induced Displacement” studies the changing socio-economic situations of people involuntarily displaced by two neglected violent conflicts: the Anglophone conflict in Cameroon and the 2021 military coup in Myanmar.
Sous projet 1: « Changing Livelihood Strategies and Economic Resource Dynamics of Persons Internally Displaced by the Anglophone Conflict in Cameroon)
Ce projet étudie l’évolution des stratégies économiques et de subsistance des déplacés internes dans la région d’acceuil ainsi que le soutien monétaire et économique qu’ils apportent à leurs familles et amis dans la zone de conflit. Le projet est une contribution à la recherche croissante sur les stratégies de subsistance et la résilience économique dans les situations de conflit et soutient les efforts de politique humanitaire visant à développer des systèmes de subsistance fonctionnels, à long terme, résilients et durables pour les déplacés internes.
Lien web : https://cif.uni-koeln.de/projects
The Global Campaign for Peace & Justice in Cameroon est un groupe informel d’universitaires, d’activistes, de journalistes, d’avocats, d’étudiants et d’autres citoyens concernés du monde entier qui croient au besoin urgent d’une résolution pacifique de la crise anglophone.
Email: canadiansforpeaceincameroo@gmail.com
Site web: https://gcpjc.word-press.com/
The Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect saves lives by mobilizing the international community to act in situations where populations are at risk of mass atrocity crimes. We exist to uphold the norm of the Responsibility to Protect – known as R2P – adopted by the UN in 2005. This principle seeks to ensure that the international community never again fails to halt the mass atrocity crimes of genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. De nombreuses ressources documentaires ont été produites sur le conflit anglophone par cette organisation :
Ressources audiovisuelles:
-“Juliette Paauwe speaks with Eugene Ufoka on the neglected crisis in Cameroon”, 15 October 2021, https://www.globalr2p.org/resources/juliette-paauwe-speaks-with-eugene-ufoka-on-the-neglected-crisis-in-cameroon/.
-“Juliette Paauwe speaks on the responsibility to protect and the situation in Cameroon”, 23 July 2021, https://www.globalr2p.org/resources/juliette-paauwe-speaks-on-the-responsibility-to-protect-and-the-situation-in-cameroon/
“Juliette Paauwe interviewed on the situation in Cameroon by MuntuNews”, https://www.globalr2p.org/resources/juliette-paauwe-interviewed-on-the-situation-in-cameroon-by-muntunews/.
Lien utile: https://www.globalr2p.org/countries/cameroon/
A propos du Centre Simon- Skjodt pour la prévention du genocide
Le musée commemoratif de l’Holocauste des États-Unis enseigne que l’Holocauste était évitable et qu’en tenant compte des signes avant-coureurs et en agissant rapidement, individus et gouvernements peuvent sauver des vies. Fort de ce savoir, le Centre Simon-Skjodt pour la prévention du génocide s’efforce de faire pour les victimes du génocide aujourd’hui ce que le monde n’a pas fait pour les Juifs d’Europe dans les années 1930 et 1940.
Le mandat du Centre Simon-Skjodt est d’alerter la conscience nationale des États-Unis, d’influencer les décideurs politiques et de stimuler l’action mondiale pour prévenir et œuvrer à mettre fin aux actes de génocide ou aux crimes contre l’humanité connexes, et de faire progresser la justice et la responsabilité. Grâce son programme multidimensionnel de recherche, d’engagement politique, de formation et d’éducation, de sensibilisation et de création de coalitions, il a consacré de nombreux travaux sur les atrocités liées au conflit armé dans le Cameroun anglophone.
Lien utile: https://www.ushmm.org/genocide-prevention/countries/cameroon
Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (ACLED) is a disaggregated data collection, analysis, and crisis mapping initiative. ACLED collects information on the dates, actors, locations, fatalities, and types of all reported political violence and protest events around the world. The ACLED team conducts analysis to describe and explore conflict trends.
Lien web utile: https://acleddata.com/tag/cameroon/
The Conversation est un média en ligne et une association à but non lucratif. Son modèle de collaboration entre experts et journalistes est unique : partager le savoir, en faisant entendre la voix des chercheuses et chercheurs dans le débat citoyen, éclairer l’actualité par de l’expertise fiable, fondée sur des recherches.
De nombreux articles ont été consacrés au conflit anglophone consultable au lien suivant : https://theconversation.com/africa/topics/cameroon-anglophone-crisis-56861
Le Monde.fr est un journal français qui a consacré une série d’articles de presse, de reportages, de podcasts sur le conflit anglophone au Cameroun. Ces ressources sont consultable au lien suivant : https://www.lemonde.fr/cameroun/
France 24, ce sont quatre chaînes mondiales d’information continue (en français, en anglais, en arabe et en espagnol), émettant 24h/24 et 7j/7 dans 521,7 millions de foyers sur les cinq continents. La rédaction de France 24 fait partie des principaux médias internationaux qui offre une information ouverte sur le conflit armé dans le Cameroun anglophone à travers des journaux d’information, des reportages, des magazines et des débats.
Lien utile pour accéder à l’information produite sur le conflit anglophone : https://www.france24.com/fr/tag/cameroun/
RFI est la radio française d’actualité, diffusée mondialement en français qui suit régulièrement l’actualité sur les conflits armés au Cameroun notamment le conflit anglophone à travers des articles, des chroniques, des chroniques, des reportages, des émissions et des invités.
Lien utile : https://www.rfi.fr/fr/tag/cameroon/
Média de référence sur le continent africain, Jeune Afrique offre depuis 2016, sur son site internet, des informations qui permettent de comprendre l’actualité du conflit anglophone.
Lien utile : https://www.jeuneafrique.com/pays/cameroun/
La British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) est le radiodiffuseur britannique de service public.
Lien utile : https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45723211
ReliefWeb est un service d’information humanitaire fourni par le Bureau de la coordination des affaires humanitaires des Nations Unies (OCHA). Ce service est géré par la Section des services numériques de la Direction de la gestion de l’information de l’OCHA. L’équipe éditoriale de ReliefWeb surveille et collecte de près des informations provenant de milliers sources clés, notamment des agences humanitaires aux niveaux international et local, des gouvernements, des groupes de reflexion et des instituts de recherche, ainsi que les médias sur la question anglophone et le conflit anglophone au Cameroun.
Lien utile : https://reliefweb.int/country/cmr
Site d’information africain avec une rubrique dédiée au Cameroun.
Lien utile : https://afriquexxi.info/
Lien utile : https://reliefweb.int/country/cmr
Nous vous proposons une collection de sitographies de ressources des d’organisations oeuvrant en faveur de la résolution du conflit anglophone.
Au Cameroun, le CIRC s’efforce d’atténuer les souffrances des personnes et des communautés touchées par les conséquences des personnes et des communautés touchées par les conséquences des conflits et des violences armées dans les régions de l’Extrême-Nord, du Nord-Ouest et du Sud-Ouest du pays. Le CIRC contribue au rétablissement des liens familiaux (RLF) entre les personnes séparées par les conflits et la violence armés et s’efforce de retrouver les personnes disparues. Il rend visite aux personnes privées de liberté dans plusieurs lieux de détentions et s’assure de leur traitement et de leurs conditions de détentions. Au-delà des actions d’assistance d’urgence en vivres et produits de ménage essentiels pour répondre aux besoins immédiats des personnes et des communautés touchées, le CICR contribue à fournir des réponses plus durables telles que l’accès aux soins de santé, à l’eau potable et dans la protection et le renforcement des moyens et capacités de production des éleveurs et des agriculteurs. Une documentation est mise à la disposition d’un public international, notamment des archives audio-visuelles, des communiqués de presse, des rapports annuels, sur le portail numérique du CICR.
Lien utile : https://www.icrc.org/ou/intervenons-nous/cameroun#test1212656
Human Rights Watch enquête et dénonce les abus commis dans les régions anglophones du Cameroun. De nombreux rapports les violations des droits de l’homme liées au conflit anglophone sont disponible sur son site web.
Lien utile : https://www.hrw.org/africa/cameroon
Amnesty International effectue de nombreuses recherches et mène des actions visant à prévenir et faire cesser les atteintes graves à l’ensemble des droits de l’homme dans le conflit anglophone.
Lien Web : https://www.hrw.org/africa/cameroon
Le Conseil norvégien pour les réfugiés (NRC) est une organisation humanitaire indépendante qui apporte de l’aide aux personnes contraintes de fuir la crise anglophone et d’autres situations d’urgence au Cameroun. Elle protège les personnes déplacées et les accompagne dans la construction d’un nouvel avenir.
Lien Web : https://www.nrc.no/countries/africa/cameroon
Médecins Sans Frontières est une association médicale humanitaire internationale, qui intervient dans les zones en crise au Cameroun.
Lien Web : https://www.msf.fr/pays/cameroun
Mission 21 is a global community of partner churches and partner organizations in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. For over 200 years, we have been working together on the basis of Christian faith for a life in dignity for all people. In doing so, we align our work with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (« Agenda 2030 »). In particular, we are guided by the SDG 16+ goal of building peaceful, just and inclusive societies.
Our understanding of mission is based on the belief that all people are different, but created with equal worth and dignity. Therefore, regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion or geographic origin, they should be able to share equally in what the Bible calls « life in abundance for all » (John 10:10). We build our work on this conviction: in the fields of action International learning community and International development cooperation.
Site web: https://www.mission-21.org/en/interfaith-call-for-peace-and-reconciliation-in-cameroon/
CDN was created with two (2) main goals:
Contribute to the resolution of the armed conflict in the Southern Cameroons through mediated negotiations.
Restore lasting peace through Justice, Reconciliation and Reconstruction.
Lien Web: https://coalitionfdn.org/
La Ligue Internationale des Femmes pour la Paix et la Liberté – section du Cameroun en abrégé WILPF Cameroon a centré ses actions sur la mise en œuvre de l’agenda Femmes, Paix et Sécurité (FPS) au Cameroun.
Lien Web : https://wilpfcameroon.org/en/1871/
Southwest/Northwest Women’s Task Force (SNWOT) is a coalition of women human rights defenders based in the northwest and southwest regions of Cameroon working towards addressing the current crisis in both regions through the CeaseFireNow campaign.
Liens utiles :
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SNWOT/
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/snwot
It is a local, woman-led not-for-profit making organisation, headquartered in Buea, in the South-West Region of Cameroon. His aim is to improve the lives of the most vulnerable people using a community-centred approach. We have ongoing projects in Cameroon, in North-East Nigeria and the Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Site web: https://www.reachoutcameroon.org/
La Convention Nationale des Femmes pour la Paix au Cameroun est la première initiative de ce genre : un mouvement de 67 organisations et réseaux de femmes qui représentent les 10 régions et l’ensemble des femmes de la société camerounaise. Elles ont mis leurs connaissances et leur expérience au service des processus de construction de la paix. Elles revendiquent la place des femmes dans les espaces de construction de la paix. Elles appellent sans équivoque à la Paix. En juillet 2021, elles ont rassemblé près de 1800 femmes issues des 58 Départements du Cameroun pour lancer l’Appel des Femmes pour la Paix.
En septembre 2021, elles ont organisé les toutes premières Négociations Nationales des Femmes pour la Paix au Cameroun.
Site web : https://camerounpeaceconvention.org/
The Justice and Peace Commission, as a pastoral structure of evangelization, has as aim to help in building up a just and peaceful society by promoting all that enhances the dignity of the human person, combating and denouncing all that degrades and destroys the human person, and by resolving conflicts.
Site Web: https://www.justiceandpeacebamenda.org/
ACAPS est une organisation indépendante qui aide les travailleurs humanitaires, les influenceurs, les collecteurs de fonds et les donateurs à prendre des décisions plus éclairées et à réagir plus efficacement aux catastrophes. Son objectif est remodelé le recit humanitaire en fournissant des analyses des besoins, des formations et des outils méthodologiques opportuns et indépendants, tout en préconisant une réponse aux crises davantage fondée sur les preuves.
Découvrez les publications de l’ACAPS: https://www.acaps.org/en/countries/cameroon
Depuis 1996, Plan International intervient au Cameroun en faveur des enfants, des jeunes, des sympathisants et des partenaires pour œuvrer pour un Cameroun juste, où tous les citoyens sont égaux. Pour ce faire, elle s’attaque aux causes profondes des difficultés et des inégalités auxquelles les enfants et les jeunes filles sont confrontés au Cameroun. Elle travaille avec plus de 1 200 communautés dans les régions du Centre, du Nord-Ouest, de l’Est, de l’Adamaoua, du Nord, de l’Extrême-Nord et du Littoral du Cameroun.
Découvrez les ressources de Plan International : https://plan-international.org/cameroon/
Local Youth Corner Cameroon est une organisation de jeunes qui a pour mission d’impliquer les jeunes dans la construction d’un bien commun et une société pacifique. Découvrez les ressources de cette organisation en faveurs de la paix au Cameroun :
Le Nkafu Policy Institute est un groupe de réflexion non partisan et indépendant de la Fondation Denis & Lenora Foretia à Yaoundé, au Cameroun. Sa mission est de fournir des recommandations politiques indépendantes, approfondies et perspicaces qui font progresser l’économie camerounaise et les économies d’autres pays d’Afrique subsaharienne. Découvrez ses ressources :
Humanitarian Action est une plateforme qui offre un aperçu complet du paysage humanitaire en fournissant un aperçu annuel, complété par des analyses, et des données en temps réel sur les crises humanitaires et les interventions à l’instar du Cameroun.
Découvrez les ressources sur le Cameroun : https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1266
L’IDMC est la principale source mondiale de données et d’analyses sur les déplacements internes. Ces travaux éclairent les décisions politiques et opérationnelles qui améliorent la vie des millions de personnes déplacées à l’intérieur de leur propre pays ou risquant de l’être. Vous y trouverez des informations et des données clés sur les déplacements internes à l’échelle du Cameroun. Grâce à ses outils de navigation intuitifs, vous pourrez consulter et télécharger ses données, et obtenir les dernières informations sur les déplacements internes au Cameroun. Vous y trouverez également des informations relatives au Cameroun, ainsi que des lectures essentielles et de la documentation méthodologique :
Découvrez les ressources de l’IDMC sur le Cameroun : https://www.internal-displacement.org/countries/cameroon/
L’UNFPA-Cameroon est l’agence des Nations Unies pour la santé sexuelle et reproductive. À travers ses multiples actions, elle contribue à l’égalité des sexes et aide les femmes, les filles et les jeunes à prendre le contrôle de leur corps et de leur avenir.
Découvrez les ressources et publications de L’UNFPA-Cameroon : https://cameroon.unfpa.org/en/who-we-are