The case of the assassination of Martinez Zogo takes a worrying turn, according to Paul Chouta, who warns the Cameroonian authorities of the risks of demonstrations in the streets of Yaoundé, Douala, Bafoussam, Buea, Bamenda, Ebolowa, Bertoua, Ngaoundere, Garoua and Maroua, as well as in the diplomatic representations of Cameroon.
The military court rejected Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga's request for provisional release, but his lawyers appealed to the Center Court of Appeal.
The Center Court of Appeal is preparing to release Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga, which does not surprise observers, given his relations with the head of the Cameroonian justice system. However, the situation is closely followed by Cameroonians and the whole world, and Paul Chouta warns justice on his official Facebook page against the dangers of this release.
The tensions around this affair could provoke demonstrations in the major cities of Cameroon and in the country's diplomatic representations, which puts Cameroonian justice under considerable pressure. The situation is being closely followed by the media and the international community, which could influence court decisions in this complex and controversial case.
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