ANNEX II-Activities carried out within the framework of Cameroon’s National Human Rights Education Programme

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ANNEXES

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LIST OF ANNEXES

ANNEX I- Institutions that participated in drawing up Cameroon’s 2013 National Universal Periodic Review Report for the Second Cycle

ANNEX II-Activities carried out within the framework of Cameroon’s National Human Rights Education Programme

ANNEX III- Judicial Map

ANNEX IV Training activities for law enforcement officials

ANNEX IV-1: Training activities for judicial staff since 2010

ANNEX IV-2: Summary of human rights courses taught to Commanders of Gendarmerie Schools and Training Centres (CECIG) in 2011 ANNEX V: Statistics on disciplinary sanctions and judicial proceedings against law enforcement officials

- ANNEX V-1: State of sanctions against National Gendarmerie staff in 2009 - ANNEX V-2: State of proceedings against soldiers and gendarmes in 2010 - ANNEX V-3:Statistics on proceedings before military tribunals in 2011

ANNEX VI: Statistics on disciplinary sanctions taken against civil servants with a view

to promoting and protecting human rights and to redressing the National Security

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ANNEX I: INSTITUTIONS THAT PARTICIPATED IN DRAWING UP CAMEROON’S 2013 NATIONAL UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW REPORT FOR THE SECOND CYCLE

I-GOVERNMENT’S PREVALIDATION WORKSHOP (Yaounde, 20 November 2012) 1. Prime Minister’s Office;

2. Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralisation;

3. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development;

4. Ministry of Social Affairs;

5. Ministry of Arts and Culture;

6. Ministry of Commerce;

7. Ministry of Communication;

8. Ministry of Higher State Audit;

9. Ministry of Lands, Surveys and Land Tenure;

10. Ministry of Defence;

11. Ministry of Energy and Water Resources;

12. Ministry of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development;

13. Ministry of Basic Education;

14. Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training;

15. Ministry of Secondary Education;

16. Ministry of Higher Education;

17. Ministry of Environment, Protection of Nature and Sustainable Development;

18. Ministry of Finance;

19. Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife;

20. Ministry of Public Service and Administrative Reforms;

21. Ministry of Youth Affairs and Civic Education;

22. Ministry of Justice;

23. Ministry of Urban Development and Housing;

24. Ministry of Public Contracts;

25. Ministry of Women Empowerment and the Family;

26. Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation;

27. Ministry of Public Health;

28. Ministry of Small and-Medium-Sized Enterprises, Social Economy and Craft;

29. Ministry of External Relations;

30. Ministry of Transport;

31. Ministry of Public Works;

32. Ministry of Tourism and Leisure;

33. Ministry of Labour and Social Security;

34. Supreme Court;

35. National Gendarmerie;

36. National Delegation of National Security;

37. Elections Cameroon (ELECAM);

38. National Anti-corruption Commission;

39. National Communications Council; and 40. National Financial Investigation Agency.

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II- CONSULTATION DAY WITH CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS (Yaounde, 14 December 2012)

1- More Women in Politics;

2- ADEJ;

3- ASSEDIC;

4- GREMPCO;

5- APROSPEN;

6- ANGSILP;

7- ANOSILP;

8- CREPS, University of Yaounde II;

9- OCDS-Messa;

10- ALUF, Centre Antenna;

11- ONDH;

12- Justice-Cameroun;

13- Femmes du Moungo;

14- Human Rights Cameroon;

15- Association CALBRIL;

16- Association Caritative la 2

^ème

chance;

17- Fondation Paul Ango Ela;

18- REJADHL;

19- Centre for Human Rights and Peace Advocacy;

20- Cameroon’s Network of Human Rights Organisations;

21- COMICODI;

22- Fondation Camerounaise Terre Vivante;

23- Child Care;

24- CEPROCUL;

25- La Colombe- Douala;

26- SYNATRUC;

27- CRADEC-Edea;

28- MDDHL-Maroua;

29- Positive Generation;

30- Association for Democracy and Freedom (Association Démocratie et Liberté);

31- Children-Parents Relay (Relais Enfants Parents);

32- RAPDH; and

33- Association for Human Rights Promotion.

OBSERVER: CNUDHD-AC

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III- VALIDATION WORKSHOP (Yaounde, 8 January 2013)

A- REPRESENTATIVES OF MINISTRIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS

1. Prime Minister’s Office;

2. Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralisation;

3. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development;

4. Ministry of Social Affairs;

5. Ministry of Culture;

6. Ministry of Commerce;

7. Ministry of Communication;

8. Ministry of Higher State Audit;

9. Ministry of Lands and Land Tenure;

10. Ministry of Defence

11. Ministry of Energy and Water Resources;

12. Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development;

13. Ministry of Basic Education;

14. Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training;

15. Ministry of Secondary Education;

16. Ministry of Higher Education;

17. Ministry of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development;

18. Ministry of Finance;

19. Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife;

20. Ministry of Public Service and Administrative Reforms;

21. Ministry of Youth Affairs and Civic Education;

22. Ministry of Justice;

23. Ministry of Urban Development and Housing;

24.Ministry of Public Contracts;

25. Ministry of Women Empowerment and the Family;

26. Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation;

27. Ministry of Public Health;

28. Ministry of Small and-Medium-Sized Enterprises, Social Economy and Craft;

29. Ministry of External Relations;

30. Ministry of Transports;

31. Ministry of Public Works 32. Ministry of Tourism and leisure;

33. Ministry of Labour and Social Security;

34. National gendarmerie;

35. General Delegation of the National Security;

36. General Directorate for External Research;

37. National Agency for Information and Communication Technology (ANTIC);

38. National Institute of Statistics;

39. Mission for the Development and Equipment of Urban and Rural Lands;

40. Cameroon Real Estate Corporation;

41. Electricity Sector Regulatory Board;

42. Rural Electrification Agency;

43. National Anti-corruption Committee;

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44. Cameroon Workers’ Confederation;

45. National Employment Fund;

46. National Financial Investigation Agency;

47. National Governance Programme;

48. Essential Goods Supply Regulation Authority;

49. National Communication Council;

50. Elections Cameroon;

51. National Commission on Human Rights and Freedom; and 52. National Social Insurance Fund.

B- COURT REPRESENTATIVES

55. Representative of the First President of the Supreme Court; and 56. Representative of the Procureur General at the Supreme Court.

C- CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS 70. IFCD;

71. CED;

72. National Union of Associations for Disabled Persons of Cameroon (UNAPHAC);

73. Mbororo Social and Cultural Development Association (MBOSCUDA);

74. African Action on Aids;

75. DESC-CAM Platform;

76. ACAFEJ;

77. Afrique Future ; 78. CGI/IGC;

79. CEPCA ; 80. ACIC ; 81. LEFE ;

82. Nouveaux Droits de l’Homme-Cameroun;

83. ACAT-Cameroun;

84. The Bar Association;

85. More Women in Politics;

86. ALUF Centre Antenna-;

87. CALBRIL Association;

88. Cameroon Human Rights Network (RECODH);

89. Child-Parent Relay (Relais Enfant Parent); and

90. Positive Generation.

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ANNEX II: Activities carried out within the framework of the National Education Programme on Human Rights in Cameroon

In order to answer to the call of two UN decades on human rights education, Cameroon’s National Commission on Human Rights and Freedom (NCHRF), the Ministry of Basic Education (MINEDUB), the Ministry of Secondary Education (MINSEC) as well as other ministries and institutions working for education in Cameroon undertook, since 2004, to develop a National Human Rights Education Programme.

With the financial support of UNDP and the contribution of the Government of Cameroon (MINEPAT), this initiative resulted in the production of teachers’

manuals, the training of teachers and the establishment of a pilot phase of the said programme. Summarily, key activities of this initiative include:

Ø 2004-2006: Drafting of teaching aids on human rights in English and French:

• June 9-11, 2004: Pre-validation workshop of teaching aids on human rights education;

• 7-9 February 2006: Workshop for the validation of teaching aids on human rights education;

• 18-19 and 20-21 December 2006: Training of trainers and 100 National Pedagogic Inspectors of MINEDUB and MINESEC on the use of teaching aids in human rights education;

Ø 23-25 November 2007: Development of modules on the use of teaching aids and selection of 80 pilot schools in the 10 Regions of Cameroon, corresponding to 30 for Secondary schools and 50 for Primary schools with 3 and 5 per Region respectively;

Ø August-September 2008: Development of teacher's guides in English and French for MINEDUB and MINESEC on the use of teaching aids on human rights education;

Ø 17-18 December 2008: Training of 60 Regional Pedagogic Inspectors (30 for MINEDUB and 30 for MINESEC) on the use of teaching aids and teacher’s guide on human rights education;

Ø December 23, 2008: Official Launching of the National Education

Programme on Human Rights in Cameroon for MINEDUB and MINESEC

by the Minister of Secondary Education and handing over of textbooks to

both ministries (1450 copies) by the NCHRF;

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It is also worthy to note that the distribution of textbooks continues daily during other events such as training workshops organised by the NCHRF for teachers and those organised by some civil society organizations with the support of the NCHRF.

Ø January 2009: Launching of the programme in pilot schools;

Ø June 5, 2009: Assessment of the pilot phase of the programme in the presence of a Representative of the British High Commissioner in Cameroon, some officials of central and regional services of MINEBUB and MINESEC as well as those of the NCHRF including its Chairperson;

Ø 7 February - 5 April 2011: Training of five hundred and sixty five (565) teachers and administrative officials of pilot schools and others in the 10 regions of Cameroon thanks to compensation funds paid by the State in 2009 and 2010;

Ø September 2011 - February 2012: Within the framework of 2011-2012 pedagogic days, MINEDUB laid emphasis on human rights education. This operation resulted in the training of thousands of teachers across the country in the domain of human rights education. In the Centre Region, for example, more than 6,000 teachers were trained.

Ø Teaching aids and teacher’s guide were reproduced as follows:

- 1000 teaching aids with 400 in English and 600 in French;

- 3000 teacher’s guides with 1500 for MINEDUB and 1500 for MINESEC and a quota of 500 in English and 1,000 in French for each level.

The NCHRF plans to continue training teachers across the country at the initiative of Regional administrative officials of MINEDUB and MINESEC, printing of textbooks and advocating for the taking into consideration of human rights education in future budgets of ministries for a better implementation of the programme.

To facilitate this process, the NCHRF began in May 2010 to train officials in charge of budgeting and planning in all ministries on human rights.

Thus, the next phases of the programme will include generalisation of human rights education for MINEDUB and MINESEC, overall assessment of the training carried out within these two ministries till date, and continuation of the Programme in universities and professional school.

Source: NCHRF

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ANNEX III: JUDICIAL MAP OF THE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

SPECIAL CRIMINAL COURT JUDICIAL JURISDICTION

AD CE ES FN LT NO NW W SO SW

Court of Appeal, Adamawa

Court of Appeal, Centre

Court of Appeal, East

Court of Appeal, Far North

Court of Appeal, Littoral

Court of Appeal, North

Court of Appeal, North-West

Court of Appeal, West

Court of Appeal, South

Court of Appeal, South West - Administrative Court,

Ngaoundere - Administrative

Court, Yaounde - Administrative

Court, Bertoua - Administrative

Court, Maroua - Administrative

Court, Douala - Administrative

Court, Garoua - Administrative

Court, Bamenda - Administrative Court, Bafoussam

- Administrative Court, Ebolowa -

Administrat ive Court, Buea

HIGH COURT (HC)

HC, VINA HC,

MFOUNDI

HC, LOM AND DJEREM

HC, DIAMARE

HC, WOURI HC, BENOUE

HC, MEZAM

HC, MIFI HC, MVILA

HC, FAKO

HC MOUNGO

HC MEME

TWINED HIGH COURT AND COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE (HC/CFI)

HC/CFI

,

Tignère HC/CFI, Mbalmayo

HC/CFI, Abong- Mbang

HC/CFI, Mora

HC/CFI, Edea

HC/CFI, Guider

HC/CFI, Ndop

HC/CFI, Foumban

HC/CFI, Ambam

HC/CFI, Bangem

HC/CFI, Banyo HC/CFI,

Akonolinga HC/CFI,

Batouri HC/CFI,

Kaele HC/CFI,

Yabassi HC/CFI,

Tcholliré HC/CFI,

Kumbo HC/CFI,

Bafang HC/CFI,

Kribi HC/CFI, Mamfe

HC/CFI, Meiganga HC/CFI, Bafia

HC/CFI Yokadouma

HC/CFI Kousseri

HC/CFI, Poli

HC/CFI, Mbengwi

HC/CFI, Bagangté

HC/CFI, Sangmelima

HC/CFI, Mudemb

a HC/CFI,

Tibati

HC/CFI, Eseka

HC/CFI, Mokolo

HC/CFI, Nkambé

HC/CFI Dschang

HC/CFI, Menji HC/CFI,

Mfou

HC/CFI, Yagoua

HC/CFI Wum

HC/CFI, Mbouda HC/CFI,

Monatélé

HC/CFI, Fundung

HC/CFI, Bandjoun HC/CFI,

Nanga- Eboko

HC/CFI, Baham HC/CFI,

Ngoumou HC/CFI,

Ntui

COURTS OF FIRST INSTANCE (CFI)

CFI, Ngaoundere

CFI, Yaounde-

Centre- Administratif

CFI, Bertoua

CFI, Maroua

CFI, Douala- Bonanjo

CFI, Garoua

CFI, Bamenda

CFI, Bafoussam

CFI, Ebolowa

CFI, Buéa

CFI, Yaounde-

Ekounou

CFI, Makary

CFI, Douala Ndonkoti

CFI,

Touboro CFI,

Batibo CFI,

Foumbot CFI,

Djoum CFI, Limbe CFI,

Yaounde- Mendong

CFI, Doukoula

CFI, Douala Bonaberi

CFI, Bali

CFI, Bengbis

CFI, Munyuk

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Summary : 01 Supreme Court 01 Legal Department, Supreme Court

01 Special Criminal Court 01 Legal Department, Special Criminal Court 10 Courts of Appeal 10 Legal Departments, Courts of Appeal 10 Administrative Courts 10 Legal Departments, Administrative Courts 12 High Courts 03 Autonomous Legal Departments 46 High Courts and Courts of First Instance 46 Legal Departments 29 Courts of First Instance 20 Autonomous Legal Departments

CFI,

Mbanga CFI,

Tiko CFI,

Nkongsamba

CFI, Kumba

CFI, Tombel

Updated on the 25

^th

June 2012 Source: MINJUSTICE

Legend:

AD: Adamawa Region CE: Centre Region

SUPREME COURT, YAOUNDE

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ES: East Region FN: Far North Region LT: Littoral Region NO: North Region NW: North West Region W: West Region SO: South Region SW: South West Region HC: High Court

CFI: Court of First Instance

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ANNEX IV: ACTIVITIES FOR THE TRAINING OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS

ANNEX IV-1: TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR JUDICIAL STAFF SINCE 2010

No. Date and Venue Topic Recipients Partners Involved Comments

1 OHADA Law 30 Judicial staff 10 seminars, (1 in

each jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal)

2 Administrative

proceedings

229 Judicial Staff

33 seminars

3 2011 Criminal

Procedure

60 Judicial and Legal Officers

-USA Embassy;

-Bar Association; and -Catholic Relief Services.

4 seminars in Douala and Yaounde

4 Yaounde, 10-15

April 2011 Human Rights in prison

Statistics and Judicial Archives

Judiciary and Penitentiary Administration Professionals

- ENAM -MINJUSTICE.

5 Yaounde, 18-22 July 2011 in

Human Rights in prison

Justice and Penitentiary Administration Professionals (30 participants)

-ENAP;

-MINJUSTICE; and -United Nations Sub- regional Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa

Training of trainers

6 Yaounde, 24-26 January 2011

Torture Judicial and Legal Officers, JPO, CSOs, Doctors and Penitentiary Administration

staff (28

participants)

-ACHPR;

-MINJUSTICE; and -MINSANTE.

7 Yaounde, 3 November 2011

Human Rights Judicial Police Officers

-MINJUSTICE;

-NCHRF 8

2009-2012

Training on CEDAW

6 Bailiffs, 175 Judicial and Legal Officers, 19 Advocates and 10 Notaries Public

-UNWOMEN and -MINJUSTICE.

6 seminars organised in Garoua, Maroua, Douala and Yaounde

on CEDAW

9 Yaounde, 22-23 November 2012

Human Rights including gender and Women Rights

35 Judicial and Legal Officers, Advocates

-CNUDHD-AC;

-MINJUSTICE;

-NCHRF; and

-Bar Association.

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10 Douala, 6-8 December 2011 and Yaounde, 5- 7 September 2012

Human Rights related to HIV/AIDS

40 Judicial and Legal Officers

and 10

Advocates

UNAIDS; ILO, NAC and MINJUSTICE.

11 Bamenda, 5-6 May

Independence of the Judiciary

30 Judicial and Legal Officers

-Commonwealth;

and -MINJUSTICE 12 Yaounde, 21-22

June 2012 Independence of

the Judiciary 30 Judicial and

Legal Officers -Commonwealth;

and -MINJUSTICE

Source: MINJUSTICE

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ANNEX IV-2: SUMMARY OF HUMAN RIGHTS COURSES TAUGHT TO COMMANDERS OF GENDARMERIE SCHOOLS AND TRAINING CENTRES (CECIG) IN 2011

Schools No. of Hours Participants Courses

Centre for Further Training in Law

Enforcement Techniques

60 CNUDHD-AC and the United Nations High

Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

-Law Enforcement and Human Rights Officials -Respect for Human Rights in Law Enforcement.

-Legislation on Law Enforcement

Judicial Police Further Training Centre

24 ICRC Human Rights and

Fundamental Freedoms Training Centre,

Yaounde

20 CECIG Instructors Introduction to Human Rights

Source: National Gendarmerie

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ANNEX V: DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS AND LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS

ANNEX V-1: Sanctions against Gendarmerie staff in 2009

No. Name Rank Unit Registration

No.

Offence and date of commission

Protective measures taken

Final sanction 1 TAKOU Jean-Felix Adjt Groupe

d’Esc. No.

I/Esc. 10

9038 Torture and use of force on GAV at the research Brigade, Yaounde III

Matter pending

2 WANDJI Bertrand MDL Reasearch Brigade Yaounde III

10102 Torture and use of force on GAV at the research Brigade, Yaounde III

Matter pending

3 NGAMBY David Adjt Bassa Brigade

12.189 Use of force on user on 23 September 2009

Disciplinary measure

Prosecution pending

4 BOLA Paul G Bonaberi

II Brigade

16.769 Use of force and on user on 9 June 2010

Prosecution pending 5 ALOA ASSOGO

Jacques

Adjt Bassa Brigade

12.478 Omission to give assistance

Prosecution pending 6 LOWE Jean-Louis MDL Kumba

Brigade

8.519 Sub-Officer who cautioned the escape of a suspect to be taken to court

Disciplinary measure (12 JAR)

7 DOGO CHUYE

Godlove

A/CM Akwaya- BC Brigade

11.282 On 12/04/2009, after a football match organized by the Mayor, this Sub officer held the match officials in custody on the ground of partial treatment of the team he supported

8 NDEH FRU Augustin NDIFOR

G Esc.80/P

M 804 Tombel

20.334 This dishonest Gendarme used his office to recover his debt.

Disciplinary measure (10JP)

9 NFONMBEWOUO

N NJIMBAM Yacouba

G Etat-

Major Légion Sud-Ouest Buea

18.02 Unlawful entry into office for illegal use of equipment (Telephone)

10 AYANGMA Jean G/M Rio del Rey Brigade

16.754 Debtor

Gendarme who paid his debt only after the intervention of his superior

Disciplinary measure (10 JP)

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11 LELITHI John MDL Esc.81/P M 813 Isangele

12.095 Extortion of funds from Nigerian citizens (100.000 Naira)

12 TSELLE Jean- Pierre

G Isangele Brigade

17.609 Extortion of funds from Nigerian citizens (100 000 Naira)

13 DJONDANG Elias G SONARA

Brigade 18.475 Gendarme who cautioned the escape of a suspect to be taken to court.

14 NGENOH

NFORBA

MDL SONARA

Brigade

18.158 Gendarme who cautioned the escape of a suspect to be taken to court.

15 BEOKOL François G Esc.

80/PM 801 Buea

19.677 Use of force and destruction against civilian population on 15/12/2009 in Akwaya

16 BEBESDAY G Esc.

80/PM 801 Buea

17 BIYO’O Jean G Esc.

80/PM 801 Buea

18 MENGUE

NDONG

G Esc.

80/PM 803 Kumba

19 NDEH FRU Augustine

G Military Head South- West Legion, Buea

20 NYEMBE Trésor MDL Esc.

80/PM 804 Kumba

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21 BETEKWAI Jean G/M Isangele Brigade

12.095 Extortion of funds from Nigerian citizens (100.000 Naira)

Source: SED

Legend

G: Gendarme GM: Gendarme Major

MDL: Battery or Squadron Sergeant Adjt: Warrant Officer (2nd class) A/C: Senior warrant officer

A/C-M: Senior Warrant Officer “Major”

JP: Days of detention

JAR: Jour d’arrêt de rigueur

GAV: Remand in custody

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ANNEX V-2: STATISTICS OF PROCEEDINGS AGAINST SOLDIERS AND GENDARMES IN 2010

Court Number of

proceedings

Number of people involved

Offences

Military Tribunal, Douala 14 25 Simple harm, torture, tolerance of abuse of individual rights, oppression and false arrest Military Tribunal, Garoua 15 32 Corruption, false arrest, murder, aggravated theft,

invasion of residence, assault occasioning death.

Military Tribunal, Yaounde 24 39 False arrest, assault occasioning death, murder, slight harm, simple harm.

Military Tribunal, Buea 3 16 Torture, false arrest, assault occasioning death, violence on a superior, simple harm.

Military Tribunal, Bafoussam 1 3 Destruction of property and violence on a subordinate.

Source: MINDEF

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ANNEX V-3: PROCEEDINGS IN MILITARY TRIBUNALS (2011)

No. NAME RANK OFFENCES

PROVISIONAL MEASURES

JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS PROSECUTION

ORDERS

STATE OF PROCEEDINGS 1 -WINDZEEREN

ABDOU

-ABEA Raphaël -ETOUMAN Richard

Private 2^nd class Civil

Arrest and false arrest, threats, aggravated robbery and accessory in rape

Disciplinary sanctions

Inquiry Order No.

(01) 582 of 18 November 2011

Ongoing Judicial inquiry

Military Tribunal (MT), Buea 2 FAKMEGNE

Joseph

Senior warrant Officer

Oppression and extortion

Inquiry Order No.

559 of 11/11/2011

MT, Yaounde 3

MAMA Nestor

Gendarme Violation of instructions (non- compliance with requirements relating to the detention of service weapon and murder)

Inquiry Order No.

541 of 10/11/2011

Adjournment Order No. 21 of 28/02/12 MT, Garoua

4

- MEH James CHE - KUM YUH Valentine

Violation of instructions (irregular use of service weapon and murder, accessory to murder)

Inquiry Order No.

541 of 31/10/2011

MT, Buea

5

ABOUBAKAR

Sergeant Arrest and false imprisonment

Inquiry Order No.

500 of 12/12/2011

No-case ruling (Lack of identification) MT, Garoua 6

-TAKENJIO Celestin

-YAYA IBRAHIM -NANA Théophile

Arrest and false imprisonment

Inquiry Order No.

446 of 19/08/2011

Notification order No. 24 of 22/2/12 MT, Buea

7 -NGUNKENG -ZRENCE FONGANG -MUNGWATON Wilson

-AKAYA -WIBOU

Privates 2^nd class

Dangerous bearing of a weapon of defence, breach of instructions, complicity in false arrest

Inquiry Order No.

430 of 12/08/2011

MT, Douala

8 TOUME ITIA Justin

Warrant Officer

Violation of instruction (had intimate

relationships with a person remanded in custody) and rape

Inquiry Order No.

418 of 12/08/2011

Ongoing Judicial inquiry,

MT, Douala

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9

-KPOUMIE MAMOUDA -NKOULOU Serges

Oppression and illegal retention of another person’s property

Inquiry Order No.

392 of 19/7/2011

Committal Order No. 22 of 23/1/12 MT, Bafoussam

10

-MENGUE Samuel -MANNE Mireille Sonia

Arrest and false imprisonment and harm, accessory in arrest and false imprisonment

Inquiry Order No.

357 of 15/6/2011

MT, Yaounde

11

TCHIJIP TEUPDJIEU Rolince

Senior Warrant Officer

Arrest and false imprisonment Violation of instructions (non- compliance with requirement relating to judicial custody.

Inquiry Order No.

352 of 15/6/2011

MT, Yaounde

12

-AFANE Françis -NDJIDDJA NYAMSI Hervé G.

-NJUME Lovet EWANG -FONDENE ZAMBO

-SOUMA Richard

Privates

Violation of instructions (irregular service) torture, accessory in aggravated theft, attempted murder, threat

Inquiry Order No.

280 of 31/5/2011

Notification Order of 14/12/11 MT, Yaounde

13

-OTELE -SALE -DAOUDA HAMDJODA -IDRISSOU

Private 2^nd class Private 2^nd class

Arrest and false imprisonment, oppression and accessory in same facts.

Inquiry Order No.

276 of 11/05/2011

Ongoing Judicial inquiry MT, Garoua

14 BIAGNE ABEGUIDE Charles

Violation of instructions (non- compliance with rules relating to conditions of judicial inquiry) Arrest, false imprisonment and oppression

Disciplinary

sanctions Inquiry Order No.

263 of 30/5/2011

MT, Yaounde

15

-CHINDO AMADOU

Oppression, torture, violation of instructions (irregular service), arrest and false imprisonment and accessory

Disciplinary

233 of 10/5/2011

MT, Garoua

16 -SALI Thomas -BANGAINA Jean

Senior Warrant

Accessory in arrest and false

Disciplinary

sanctions Inquiry Order No. Ongoing Judicial

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Félix

-ABDOURAMAN HAMADOU

Officer Squadron Sergeant Major Civil

imprisonment and harm and

accessory in same facts

232 of 10/5/2011

inquiry MT, Garoua

17 -NSOM Bernard Squadron Sergeant

Arrest and false imprisonment and harm

Inquiry Order No.

231 of 10/5/11

Committal Order No. 24/2/12 MT, Douala 18 ABO DJOULDE Private 2^nd

class Arrest and false

imprisonment Disciplinary

211 of 28/03/11 Ongoing Judicial inquiry

MT, Garoua 19 NGO BIDJEM

Laurentine

Senior Warrant Officer

Violation of instructions (act in impairment of military honour, arrest, false imprisonment and torture)

Inquiry Order No.

210 of 28/3/11 Ongoing Judicial inquiry

MT,Yaounde

20 -MPENG Sylvain Albert Loïc -MANGUI BIANGO Anicet

Squadron Sergeant Major Squadron Sergeant

Violation of instructions (irregular service) arrest and false imprisonment, rape and accessory)

Inquiry Order No.

144 of 17/3/11

Adjourned for hearing to 3/4/12 MT, Douala

21 -ANGOUMOU Louis Patrice -NYAME NGAKE Francis

-EKWALLA SIDONIE

Violation of instructions (non- compliance with requirements relating to the conduct of judicial inquiry),

oppression and false

imprisonment, accessory in same facts.

Inquiry Order No.

137of 17/3/11

Adjourned for hearing on 27/3/12 MT, Douala

22 ONANA MBIA Paul

Corporal Violation of instructions (irregular use of service weapon and murder)

Inquiry Order No.

124 of 11/3/11

Listed for hearing on 7/3/12 MT, Yaounde

23 OKALA Eugène Contempt of

superior, arrest and false imprisonment

Inquiry Order No.

074 of 03/02/11

Ongoing legal proceedings, MT, Yaounde 24 -BIHINA

MBARGA Gabriel -HYENG René DJABARAKNA Maurice

-ATANGA Gabriel -DONFACK Dieudonné

Torture and accessory

Inquiry Order No.

442 of 12/08/11 Ongoing Judicial inquiry,

MT, Yaounde

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Source: MINDEF

Legend: 2

^nd

CL: Private 2

^nd

Class ACM: Senior Warrant Officer Gend: Gendarme

Adjt: Warrant Officer A/C: Senior Warrant Officer MDL: Battery or Squadron Sergeant MDLC: Battery or Squadron Sergeant-Major CAL: Corporal

SGT: Sergeant

(22)

ANNEX VI: STATISTICS ON DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS AGAINST THE POLICE TO ENHANCE HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTION AND PROTECTION AND TO REDRESS NATIONAL SECURITY

YEAR

TOTAL

RANK 2009 2010 2011 2012

Chief Superintendent of Police

¹ ⁰ ¹ ² ⁴

Senior Superintendent of Police

12 13 2 9 36

Assistant Superintendent of Police

12 9 69 14 104

Senior Assistant

Superintendent of Police

1 3 7 9 20

Assistant Superintendent of Police 2

^nd

scale

61 65 32 51 209

Assistant Superintendent of Police 1

^st

scale

13 8 18 17 62

Senior Police Inspector

⁷ ¹⁴ ⁹ ¹³ ⁴³

Police Inspector 2

^nd

scale

³⁵ ¹⁵¹ ¹⁵⁹ ¹⁴³ ⁴⁸⁸

Police Inspector 1

^st

scale

¹²⁰ ⁹¹ ⁶⁷ ¹⁰⁵ ³⁸⁰

Senior Police Constable

³⁵ ³¹ ⁴⁰ ⁷⁰ ¹⁷⁶

Police Constable 2

^nd

scale

¹⁸⁴ ¹⁴³ ²¹² ¹⁰⁴ ⁶⁴³

Police Constable 1

^st

scale

⁴⁵ ²⁷ ¹⁴ ⁴³ ¹²⁹

TOTAL

⁵²⁶ ⁵⁵⁵ ⁶³⁰ ⁵⁸³ ²²⁹⁴

Yearly percentage of sanctions

^5.51% ^{19.77 %} ^10.83

Source: DGSN