Catholic Bishops of Cameroon’s Bamenda Ecclesiastical Province have expressed concern about security challenge, which they say is on the rise in their region.
In a communiqué following their weeklong 76th Ordinary Meeting that concluded on August 23, members of the Bamenda Provincial Episcopal Conference (BAPEC) also decry injustices and call for an end to violent conflicts in the region of the Central African nation.
BAPEC members express “grave concern about the growing insecurity and injustice”.
The Catholic Church leaders say they are “appalled by reports of the torture, extortions, huge losses of life and property, forced displacements, obstruction of the rights to sojourn and movement and other frustrations of the people living in the North West and South West regions.”
Source: ACIAfrica
