Joe Dinga Pefok (Uncle Joe)
“Justice Cannot End With Prosecuting Perpetrators. It Must Also Recognize Victims, Give Them A Voice, Defend Their Rights And Pursue Meaningful Compensation And Recovery For The Harm They Have Suffered”. This Is An Excerpt Of A Bilingual Press Release Issued By The NSAHLAI LAW FIRM Of Senior Barrister, Christopher NSAHLAI, In The United States, That Has Stood Out For Its Courage And Consistency In Standing Up For Voiceless Victims Of The Anglophone Conflict In Cameroon.
The Nsahlai Law Firm in the United States of America, of Senior Man – of – Law, Barrister Christopher Nsahlai, renowned for its courage and consistency in standing up for the voiceless victims of the bloody Anglophone Conflict that has been ranging in the two English speaking regions of Cameroon, that is, the Northwest and Southwest Regions, since 2016, has launched a new path to RECOGNITION, JUSTICE and COMPENSATION for victims of the armed conflict. An armed conflict that has taken away thousands of civilian lives, displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians, and caused untold destruction to private and public properties.
The New Path
As regard the new path to Recognition, Justice and Compensation for victims of the Anglophone Conflict, the Nsahlai Law Firm has opened a confidential and bilingual Justice and Recovery Portal to identify more victims of the bloody armed conflict, and seek not just Justice, but reparations or the payment of indemnity to these voiceless victims of the conflict as well.
As to how victims and families of the Anglophone Conflict can get their complaints registered, the Nsahlai law Firm has in a bilingual press release (English and French) explained that: “From any phone, victims and families, can confidentially register their case, tell what happened, preserve important evidences, and seek formal recognition and participation as victims in qualifying United States and other applicable legal proceedings”.
The Nsahlai Law Firm has clearly stated in the press release that registration through the portal is FREE. The address or gateway to registration trough the portal is: https / victims.nsahlailawfirm.com
Why The New Pathway Project
In explaining the reason for its new action or project in standing up for victims of the Anglophone Conflict, the Nsahlai Law Firm that has been behind the prosecution of quite a number of separatist leaders and activities in the Diaspora, whose actions have been causing several deaths of unarmed civilians, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of civilians in the two Anglophone regions, and huge destruction to property, asserts in the press release that: “Justice cannot end with prosecuting perpetrators. It must also recognize victims, give them a voice, defend their rights and pursue meaningful compensation and recovery for the harm they suffered. When the Law permits, we will assert victims’ rights, including rights under the United States Crime Victims’ Rights Act – and pursue every available path to restitution, compensation and other financial relief programs”.
The Nsahlai Law Firm has called on victims of the Anglophone Conflict, or their family members, to register their cases. Concerned members of the public have also been called upon to send the link, (https/victims.nsahlailawfirm.com), to any victim of the Anglophone Conflict that they know. “If you believe victims deserve both justice and meaningful redress, share this announcement “, the Law Firm has said, adding that “Journalists and organizations can also access public information and media resources through that portal”.
The catchwords that have been adopted by the Nsahlai Law Firm in this operation, is: VICTIMS ARE NOT STATISTICS. YOUR STORY DESERVES A LEGAL VOICE.
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