Women, peace and security in Cameroon: the missing voices of the Anglophone crisis

Cameroon’s civil war has marked women’s lives with insecurity – facing economic, physical and sexual violence. Yet despite women’s experience of the conflict, they have been left out of dialogue to bring the conflict to an end. Corinne Aurelie Moussi argues that Cameroon must honour its commitments to women’s rights and shows how they have been successful agents of change who belong at the dialogue table.