US EditionCPJ, Freedom House Urge U.S. Gov to Maintain Cameroon’s Ineligibility for Trade Benefits - Committee to Protect Journalists
CAMEROON, JUL 16 – Freedom House cites ongoing repression, arbitrary detention of journalists, and failure to meet rule of law criteria as reasons for Cameroon’s ineligibility under the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
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CPJ, Freedom House urge U.S. gov to maintain Cameroon’s ineligibility for trade benefits - Committee to Protect Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists and Freedom House called on the U.S. government to maintain Cameroon’s ineligibility for preferential trade benefits ahead of its July 18 African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) review hearing, citing Cameroon’s continued repression and imprisonment of journalists in a joint comment. Cameroon is consistently among Africa’s worst jailers of journalists, with five journalists—Amadou Vamoulke, Manch Bibixy, Th…
Freedom House Recommends That Cameroon Remain Ineligible for US Trade Benefits in Upcoming Annual Review
Freedom House Recommends That Cameroon Remain Ineligible for US Trade Benefits in Upcoming Annual Review Maryam Wed, 07/16/2025 - 10:00 Type Policy Alert Countries Cameroon Page blocks WASHINGTON—Ahead of the July 18 public hearing on country eligibility for US trade benefits under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), Freedom House issued the following policy statement: “In partnership with the Committee to Protect Journalists, Fr…
Freedom House recommends that Cameroon remain ineligible for US Trade Benefits – Cameroon Concord News
Given the Cameroonian government’s ongoing persecution and arbitrary detention of journalists, the country has failed to meet a US statutory requirement on progress toward the rule of law and the protection of human rights. Ahead of the July 18 public hearing on country eligibility for US trade benefits under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), Freedom House issued the following policy statement: “In partnership with the Committee to …
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