On
Cameroon Life Sentences For
Anglophone Leaders UN Guterres
Has No Answer As Bans Press
Which Asks
By Matthew
Russell Lee, CJR PFT NYP
UNITED NATIONS
GATE, August 20 –After
Paul Biya who
has ruled
Cameroon for 37
years on
January 28 had
his opponent
Maurice Kamto
arrested,
Inner City
Press again asked UN
Secretary
General Antonio
Guterres and
his spokesmen for
their comment
and action, if
any. This came
after Guterres
had Inner City
Press roughed
up on 3
July 2018
after it
interviewed Biya's
Ambassador
about the two
men's Budget
Committee
deals and banned
from the UN
since -
Guterres even tried
to get Inner
City Press
banned from
the Park East
Synagogue,
here, which
was denied /
dodged by his
French spokesman
Stephane
Dujarric, who put
up then took
down a podcast
in which he
brags about
his "mutually
assured
destruction"
relationship
with
journalists, here.
On
August 19 with
Guterres missing
for a 17th day in a
row, in public
schedule
simply
blank, illegally detained
Anglophone opposition
leaders return
to the Yaounde
Military
Tribunal. Their
case was adjourned
the last time
out after the
lawyers of the
detained
staged a walk
out to protest
against
attempts by
the panel of
judges to
charge their
clients
despite the
fact that
appeals are
pending are
pending at
higher
jurisdictions.
The health of
some of the
detainees
deteriorates
as one of them
collapsed in
court during
the last
hearing. Does
Guterres care? He and
his spokesmen
and
Communicator Melissa
Fleming refuse
day after day
to refuse
Press
questions
about
Cameroon. On
August 19,
both Guterres
and Fleming
refused to
answer Inner
City Press'
written
questions
about Ayuk
Tabe, Tassang
Wilfried, Nfor
Ngala Nfor et
al, thereby
emboldening
the Biya's
kangaroo
court.
Then
overnight on
August 20 came
news that
Ayuk Tabe and
the others
have been
given LIFE
SENTENCES and
an enormous
fine, by
Biya's
military judge
Judge
Lieutenant
Colonel MISSE
NJONE Jacques
B.
Early on the
morning of
August 20,
Inner City
Press e-mailed
questions
to Guterres,
Dujarric,
Melissa
Fleming, Amina
J. Mohammed
and others
including:
"August 20-1:
On Cameroon,
after you
refused
yesterday to
answer in any
way banned
Inner City
Press'
question about
Paul Biya's
military
"trial" of
Ayuk Tabe and
others, what
now is the
SG's comment
and action if
any on the
LIFE SENTENCES
now handed
out?"
At the UN noon
briefing
Inner City
Press was
banned from
by Guterres
for the 413th
day in a row,
there was not
a single
questions
about anything
in Africa.
And Dujarric
made no
answer,
nor provided
any answer -
even by six
pm.
Guterres
is entirely
corrupt on
this file. Guterres has
colluded in
this miscarriage
of justice, as
he censors the
Press to try
to conceal the UN
bribery of
CEFC China
Energy exposed
in the UN Federal SDNY
Court. Perhaps
it is he, who
should
be in court.
More
here.
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