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Sexual minority rights in Cameroon

dc:creator Ebot, Ayuk Samuel
dc:date.issued2012

Abstract

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The objective of this study is to explore the criminalisation of persons based on sexual orientation in Cameroon in light of that country’s international human rights obligation. The study examines the constitution and laws of Cameroon as applicable to sexual minorities. It aims to discuss recent developments in international human rights law with regard to the human rights basis for decriminalising homosexuality.

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University of Western Cape
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2012

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  • Ebot, Ayuk Samuel
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  • Fessha, Yonatan

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Ebot, Ayuk Samuel. Sexual minority rights in Cameroon. University of Western Cape, 2012.

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