Guy Blaise Feugap, Director of the WILPF program and Coordinator of Cameroon For a World BEYOND War, emphasized the importance of this meeting one year after its entry into force and the role of Cameroon in the fight for disarmament.
Cameroon for a World BEYOND War has been identified in the West region of Cameroon to take part in WILPF Cameroon’s nine-month project on empowering girl mothers and IDP women (women internally displaced by the conflicts in the Northwest and Southwest regions).
The key historical juncture that marked divisions in Cameroon was the colonisation (under Germany, and then France and Britain). Kamerun was an African colony of the German Empire from 1884 to 1916.
Once considered a “haven of peace” for its stability and “Africa in miniature” for its cultural, linguistic and geographical diversity, Cameroon has been facing several conflicts within and at its borders for some years.
This meeting which brought together media men and women, members of civil society organisations and a government representative through the Ministry of Justice, served as a framework for informing the public on the constitution of a nuclear weapon in order to present its damage on humanity and the environment.
This week on Talk World Radio, what’s going on in Cameroon. Our guest is Guy Feugap. He is coordinator in Cameroon for World BEYOND War.
For the 23rd episode of our podcast, we spoke to three of our chapter leaders: Guy Feugap of World BEYOND War Cameroon, Helen Peacock of World BEYOND War South Georgian Bay, and Heinrich Buecker of World BEYOND War Berlin. The resulting conversation is a bracing record of the intersecting planetary crises of 2021, and a reminder of the crucial need for resistance and action on both regional and global levels.
This month’s volunteer spotlight features Guy Feugap, World BEYOND War Chapter Coordinator in Cameroon.
