Diasporan groups unite to drive Biya out of power

After a meeting in Paris on 22 November 2014, the CAMDIAC, CODE, the DNK, and CCD have established a joint action platform called " United Front of the Diaspora for the Alternative in Cameroon", abbreviated "The Front".

Unanimously, the groups agreed on seven points which aim to "end the long and painful reign of UNC-DPRK-Biya regime" and a change in Cameroon.

In its first resolution, "The Front" invites Cameroon to a kind of revolution in Burkina Faso and indicates that the change in Cameroon will go through the streets. "We reaffirm that face the will of Mr Biya to stay in power forever, the street is the only credible alternative to the Cameroonian people to defeat his regime," said the Front.

The new group invites States and international organizations to wean Yaoundé any assistance at this time when Cameroon is under the supervision of a "dictatorial and corrupt regime."

PARIS DECLARATION

November 22, 2014

We, the signatories to this declaration,

Met in Paris on 22 November 2014,

Having made the observation of the state of denial of human rights prevailing in Cameroon, extreme poverty of the vast majority of Cameroonians, and confiscation of political power by illegal and illegitimate regime of Paul Biya Bartholomew and CPDM

Have formed a joint action platform called "United Front of the Diaspora for a Alternative in Cameroon", abbreviated, "The Front".

Unanimously, we:

Reaffirm to the will of Mr Biya to stay in power forever, the street is the only credible alternative to the Cameroonian people to defeat his regime;

Reiterate our determination to dismantle the autocratic and illegitimate power of Yaounde wherever it exists, Cameroon and abroad;

Call on all patriotic elements of civil society and the Cameroonian politicians inside and in the Diaspora to unite to end the long and painful reign of UNC-DPRK-Biya regime;

Call on all States and all democratic international organizations to withdraw any credit and any material support to the dictatorial and corrupt regime of Yaoundé and suspend all cooperation benefiting the plan;

Remain open to the contributions of all partners concerned with the interests of the Cameroonian people, can strengthen and accompany any national liberation initiative;

We are committed to supporting all local initiatives for change and to support the Cameroonian people wherever he will oppose the despotic regime and undermined by mismanagement of Mr. Biya;

Finally, call the valiant people of Cameroon to move again in a last patriotism, to break free of the tyrannical regime of Paul Biya, by whatever means it deems legitimate.

Done at Paris 22 November 2014

Signatories :

For CAMDIAC : Dr Jean Bosco Tagne - Dr. Peter Ade

For CCD : General Waffo Wanto - Henri Kingue

For CODE : Dr. Patrice Ndjoumi - Brice Nitcheu - Junior Commissioner Zogo - Moses Essoh

For DNK : Jean Robert Wanko