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    The Cameroonian Family within the Confines of Human Rights Challenges

    By Kijem JosephYuh

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    The Cameroonian society is experiencing a lot of deviance. This is a result of some social, cultural, spiritual, political, financial, psychological, economic and moral factors. These factors have some ramifications in family life. This piece of work aims at enriching the human rights literature in Cameroon by presenting these ramifications and some solutions to redress the awful situation. It could go a long way to help not only families and social affairs decision-makers in Cameroon, but also families and social affairs decision-makers all over the world, especially in Africa and developing countries. It is my fervent wish to see the current Cameroonian family become more viable than it was in its flourishing or blossoming days.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley
    Release dateSep 28, 2018
    ISBN9780463043479
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    The Cameroonian Family within the Confines of Human Rights Challenges
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    Kijem JosephYuh

    Kijem Joseph Yuh is a holder of a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology/Anthropology, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Translation Studies and a Master’s Degree in Human Rights Law and Humanitarian Law. He is the author of two human rights articles published in the Cameroon Journal on Democracy and Human Rights (CJDHR), as well as some unpublished articles and books. Currently, he is a senior translator at the Central Bureau for Censuses and Population Studies in Cameroon (BUCREP) and a doctoral student in the Political Science Department of the University of Yaoundé II. Furthermore, he is involved in human rights endeavours in terms of advocacy, consultancy, as well as sensitization or education. He is an active member of the Justice and Peace Commission of the Catholic Church in Cameroon. He is married and a father of three children.

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