Professor Jean Gatsi welcomed the recent decision by the Cameroonian government to suspend the Tchiroma party, describing the move as a “victory over insurrection.”
In a statement quoted by Actu Cameroun, Gatsi said that the accusations brought against the FSNC “do not amount to a simple political critique but to the most serious criminal qualification.” He implied that the legal framework used to target the party reflects a broader effort to curb destabilising activity.
Gatsi’s remarks come amid a series of government actions aimed at tightening control over political groups that the authorities view as a threat to national security. The suspension of Tchiroma is part of this broader strategy, according to the professor.
While the details of the charges against FSNC remain limited, the statement underscores the government’s stance that any attempt to undermine the state’s stability will be met with decisive legal measures.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
