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Cho Ayaba Defends Doctorate In London.

By Susan Penn – Wednesday July 10, 2019.

Cho Ayaba Defends Doctorate In London.
Dr. Cho Ayaba Lucas just earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Human Rights from Middlesex University in London, England.

The Global Academic Society has officially welcomed a new PhD holder, Cho Ayaba Lucas, from Middlesex University, a public university in Hendon, North-west London, England. The Faculty of Law in the UK-based institution robed Ayaba with a Doctor of Philosophy in Human Rights, Wednesday July 10, 2019, National Telegraph has confirmed.

“My thesis centered on autocracies and the abuse of Human Rights across the world,” says Dr. Cho Ayaba, an exiled pro-rights Cameroonian who is one of the leaders of a revolution for the Independence of the former British Southern Cameroons aka Ambazonia, an outlawed country fighting for its restoration from Cameroonian authorities in Central.

 Regimes that rule without the rule of law have no place in today’s’ global village, Dr. Cho Ayaba insists in an interview with reporters. “Citizens must be at the center of state practices and policies.”

His PhD thesis is of relevance to Ambazonians in particular because the world’s attention has been on Ambazonia’s independence war since 2016, an observer writes. “We need the most refined brains to teach citizens who were deliberately deprived quality education for the last half-a-century by the Cameroun authorities.”

Another observer adds that when African rebels bag home a PhD in Politics or Law, expect an effective implementation in the respect of rights and state policies. 

On Thursday, Sky New and the BBC World Service interviewed Dr. Cho Ayaba Lucas on the position of Ambazonia in the wake of calls against gross human rights violations taking place in Ambazonia.

Dr. Ayaba insisted that those acts are committed by neighboring Cameroun forces, in what he describes as a “regime that has lost 80 percent of its legitimacy to rule or govern in Ambazonia”

Cameroon’s two English-speaking regions are engulfed in a deadly armed conflict and elements of the armed forces and mobile police have taken advantage to target innocent civilians and loot goods and chattels of the civilian population, sources say.

Residents say it’s the duty of the police to keep peace and order. One would have expected the police to simply arrest victims, ferry to stations for interrogation instead of ending their lives prematurely.

The unrest in the two English-speaking regions since October 2016 that has turned into an armed conflict with a demand by majority of Anglophones in the North West and South West for a separate state called Ambazonia.

According to credible reports from the US Ambassador to Cameroon, Peter Henry Barlerin, reputable Human Rights Lawyer Agbor Balla and Bishops of Mamfe and Kumbo, the Cameroon military has been wrapped in several war crimes.

The Cameroon government has blocked Humanitarian organisations from having access to the war-torn areas while others have been denied entry into the country like a recent case of a Human Rights Watch staff.

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