Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokonthieu

Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokonthieu is a Cameroonian magistrate who was born April 28, 1960 in Nkongsamba in the Littoral region of Cameroon. She did her primary and secondary studies there, before joining the University of Yaoundé in 1979. She obtained a master's degree in French-speaking private law. In 1983, she joined the National School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM). In 1985, she graduated from the Magistracy section. She is a Prosecutor General of the Special Criminal Court (TCS) in 2015 and she is the first woman to occupy this position since its creation in 2012. Quotes - The law must not be silent where corruption speaks loudly. Source: Address as Prosecutor General, Special Criminal Court (TCS) “I fully appreciate the weight of these responsibilities and, above all, take great pride in serving the Cameroonian nation.” minjustice “The Prosecutor General of the Special Criminal Court that I am has made it a priority to pursue those who misuse public funds as quickly and firmly as possible.” minjustice “We give our very best to accomplish this mission, whose importance is clear from the sensitivity, volume and complexity of the cases.” minjustice “The euphoria of the appointment is already behind us.” minjustice “I am deeply honoured by this mark of confidence. […] I commit myself to fully carrying out my mission.” 237online “Through my humble person, all Cameroonian women feel honoured. Positions in the magistracy are now open to Cameroonian women.” 237online “We will do everything possible to deserve fully the esteem of the Head of State, who has made the improvement of public morals a key element of his governance programme.” 237online About Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokonthieu - Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokonthieu (born April 28, 1960) is a Cameroonian magistrate. Prosecutor General of the Special Criminal Court (TCS) in 2015 and she is the first woman to occupy this position since its creation in 2012. __ Wikipedia - Justine Aimée Ngounou was born on April 28, 1960, in Nkongsamba in the Littoral region of Cameroon. She did her primary and secondary studies there, before joining the University of Yaoundé in 1979. She obtained a master's degree in French-speaking private law. In 1983, she joined the National School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM). In 1985, she graduated from the Magistracy section. __ Wikipedia - Her professional career began in the East as a deputy prosecutor at the Bertoua courts, then in Mbanga as a deputy prosecutor at the court of first instance. In July 2015, she was attorney general at the Northern Court of Appeal. __ Wikipedia - She is the first woman appointed Attorney General of a Court of Appeal in Cameroon; first woman appointed Prosecutor General of the Special Criminal Court of Cameroon. _* Wikipedia infobox External links Category:Cameroonian judges Category:Cameroonian women