Ayah Paul Abine Visits Mancho Bibixy and Others Still In Custody

The Chairman of the People’s Action Party (PAP) brought them commodities and products of first necessity.

Two weeks after his release following a presidential decree, Ayah Paul Abine returned to his place of detention in Yaounde. In a momentum of solidarity the Chairman of the People’s Action Party, Ayah Paul Abine, went to see his companions of the English cause still in detention.

Ayah Paul Abine Visits Mancho Bibixy and Others Still In Custody

Ayah Paul Abine who was accompanied by some members of his party, offered to those prisoners who did not benefit from the presidential pardon, foodstuffs as well as essential products such as soaps, vegetable oils, Salt, bread, etc. After spending several months in detention, Ayah Paul Abine does not ignore the conditions in which Mancho Bibixy and others await their fate on 28 September.

In the aftermath of his release, the political party of Ayah Paul Abine, PAP, filed a complaint with the African Commission on human rights and freedoms against the State of Cameroon. The PAP accuses the state of Cameroon of “arbitrary and abusive detention” of its President Ayah Paul Abine. To this end, the PAP claims the sum of 100 billion CFA francs for damages, as a result of what it describes as injustice.

As a lasting solution to the Anglophone crisis, Ayah Paul’s party proposes as prior the release of all persons still imprisoned in the context of the crisis and compensation to all families who have lost members in this crisis, As well as anyone who has suffered an abuse of his person because of this crisis. Ayah Paul Abine Visits Mancho Bibixy and Others Still In Custody.