Maximilienne Ngo Mbe

thumb|Cameroon Maximilienne Chantal Ngo Mbe Maximilienne Chantal Ngo Mbe (born 1972) is a Cameroonian human rights activist. She heads the Réseau des Défenseurs des Droits Humains en Afrique Centrale (REDHAC). On 8 March 2021, she received the International Prize for a Woman of Courage . In 2022, the American organization Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights awarded his Human Rights Award to Maximilian Ngo Mbe and Felix Agbor Nkongho. Quotes Il n’y aura rien en au 237 sans réconciliation nationale, sans résolution du conflit du NOSO et sans réforme des institutions démocratiques There will be nothing in 237 without national reconciliation, without resolution of the NOSO conflict and without reform of democratic institutions https://x.com/MaxMbe/status/1781740729057882493 Je laisse la haine derrière moi pour un futur meilleur pour tous. I denounce hatred for a better future for us all. https://x.com/MaxMbe/status/1790457910574870656 IF WE FIGHT, WE WIN https://x.com/MaxMbe/status/1853682453006750004 UN and Cameroon’s international partners should demand accountability for Wazizi’s death. Ensuring a thorough, impartial and transparent investigation into his death is the very least the Cameroonian government can do to show its commitment to protecting the country’s fragile media freedom is not hollow. There are more and more convictions, but unfortunately they are slow to produce the desired result, which is to establish a true rule of law. “Courage is the only way.” Civil Rights Defenders “We are the ones who can lead to change when it comes to human rights violations and violence.” Civil Rights Defenders “We need to highlight, and use, our skills. We have them, and we have to be united.” Civil Rights Defenders “Civic space is closed.” Kennedy Human Rights organization “There cannot be peace if soldiers continue to stay in these areas.” Cameroon News Agency External links Category:Politicians from Cameroon Category:1972 births Category:Women activists from Cameroon Category:Living people