ADEFHO

French groups join Africans in lawsuits against murder music singer
Human rights lawyer Alice Nkom, who founded the Association for the Defence of Homosexual Rights (ADEFHO), is seen in her office in Douala, Cameroon. (Zacharie Ngnogue photo courtesy of The Canadian Press)
In a Cameroon jail, gay youth tells how police exploit homophobia to seek bribes
Snoopy la Melodie performs the song on YouTube.
Trigger warning: Homophobic song goes viral in Cameroon; LGBTI defenders sue
Cameroon: Death of LGBTI activist Lambert Lamba
July 2017: Marchers demonstrate in Cameroon's capital city, Yaoundé, seeking an end to violence against human rights defenders.
Cameroon’s abusive 2017, hopes for 2018
In Cameroon, LGBT groups start working together — at last
Cameroon lawyer: It’s time to repeal our anti-gay law
Cameroon: 290 march and pray for human rights
Cameroon: Slain activist mourned; the fight continues
Appeal to Cameroon: Stop anti-LGBTI violence
Activists demand new probe of Eric Lembembe murder
Waiting to hear if hard work pays off at African Commission
Cameroon appeal: Concrete steps to fight anti-gay violence
To Cameroon: Here's how to stop anti-gay hate and murder
Arsonists, burglars attack LGBT advocates in Cameroon
Report: Cameroon jails many LGBTs to settle scores