Ambazonian Court Case Against UK & LRC; Nov. 9, 2017 First Hearing Highlight - 1st Victory.
- Linda EYONG Suzy
- Nov 22, 2017
- 4 min read
We were not taught the history of Southern Cameroons nor of LRC. Until last year I knew virtually nothing and believe me I cared less because I thought we are one country. When Foncha and Muna , accompanied by Mola Litumbe came to London to brief SCameroonians on their trip to the UN, I actually blamed Foncha and and Muna for all our problems because they failed to raise the problems when they were in power enjoying the fruits of their actions and that they remembered the problem when they were no longer effective and out of favor with LRC. This was about 1991-1993. Nothing happened for a long time. Because Mola Litumbe is a fellow bakwerian who I respect and visit whenever I come home in Buea he will talk about the history which I will confess, I never had much interest to hear.
Then late last year I visited him in his residence and as he was speaking I heard him say there is no agreement of the union between SC and LRC. This what made me interested because as a professional Criminologist I know the international legal requirement for a union whenever sovereign countries unite. This led me to investigate whether it is true that a contract of the union, what is called A TREATY OF UNION does not exist. After searching in the UN legal department database where all treaties are kept, I knew straight away that the alleged union is illegal and that LRC is illegally occupying SC and stealing our wealth. So, I read the history in London libraries and Mola Litumbe is a fantastic historian. He knows every detail of our history and explained everything. After I established that there was a good case against Britain and LRC on 14 September 2017 I went to file my case against them in the highest court in England and Wales. There are many accusations but the main ones on which my case us focused are;
That Britain fraudulently sold or handed over the instruments of power to LRC in breach of UNGA Resolution 1514(XV) which required Britain to hand them to Foncha, premier of SC at the time of independence.
That Britain handed SC to LRC without a union treaty or agreement in breach of UNGA resolution 1608(XV).
LRC is accused of illegally occupying/annexing it and governing the country. As a colony and killing anyone who protests as on 1 October and the imprisonment of many S.Cameroonians in bunker prisons.
What I want the court to do is order Britain to remedy the evil the committed by any means including military force if LRC refuses to go. Britain must also take LRC to the international Court of Justice for the court to order LRC to quit just as Nigeria was asked to leave Bakassi. The British high court will also order as Britain to then comply with Resolution 1514(xv) by handing power to our interim government who will organize free and fair elections for us to elect a democratic govt. and parliament. The government will then negotiate a union treaty with the govt of LRC or organize another plebiscite in an effort to cancel the illegitimate plebiscite result of 11 Feb 1961. Note that the condition for negotiating is that LRC must go. That is, leave our country because we cannot and are not expected to negotiate under illegal occupation.
The first hearing took place on 9 Nov 2017. LRC did not attend because the justifiably question the jurisdiction of the British court and invoked diplomatic immunity. This is no problem because Britain will implement the order from the court if I win.
Britain brought a high ranking barrister or QC. He did not bring any document. He argued that I have sued the wrong defendant and that the court cannot hear the case because it should be heard in a court called The Administrative Judicial. Review court and that because my mistakes the court should cancel the case. But I argued that I have sued the gov't of Britain who signed the trusteeship agreement with the UN in 1946. And that the administrative court is in the same department as the high court and that it was the court that decided which part of the court and which judge should hear the case. I requested that because of the technical complexity brought by the defense the court should allow me for the sake of justice to get a lawyer or seek legal advice. The judge agreed and I won the first battle.
So the case will resume as soon as I get the lawyer. I have now got a good lawyer. The problem is the money to pay them. It is not cheap. I have paid all the costs alone going up to over one million five hundred thousand CFA. So if you want to contribute anything do so. The easiest way is by Western union or bank transfer. I will open a bank account for that purpose so that all the money is accounted for. But you can send the money to Makweley Lysongo, London. Mark it the SC case contribution. That is the full story so far. I will be updating you in this forum and publish the names of all who contribute unless you don't want me to publish your name. Long live our beloved beautiful country.
Mola Makweley Lysongo
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