US EditionCameroon: Accused of Sexual Harassment, the Boss of the Human Rights Commission Appears in Court
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It is a matter of morals that shakes the Commission des droits de l'Homme du Cameroun (CDHC). The institution, already condemned for unfair dismissal, sees its president James Mouangue Kobila prosecuted in an auxiliary procedure of sexual harassment by his former collaborator. Both parties - the prosecution and the defence - were again Thursday 31 July in court in Yaoundé, for a case that has been dragging on for almost two years.
Cameroon: Human Rights Commission President Faces Sexual Harassment Charges in Court
CameroonOnline.ORG | A high-profile case is unfolding in Cameroon, shaking the credibility of the country’s Human Rights Commission (CDHC). James Mouangue Kobila, the president of the commission, is currently facing legal proceedings over allegations of sexual harassment made by a former staff member. This development was reported by French international broadcaster RFI. The complainant, Judith … The post Cameroon: Human Rights Commission Presid…
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