Anger growing amongst Cameroon's Anglophone refugees

Agence France-Presse 2018-02-17

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At least 33,000 refugees from Cameroon's English-speaking regions have fled to Cross River state in southeast Nigeria. Some are staying with locals, others are camping out in public buildings, but all of them say they're fleeing repression.
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