While he remains at the State Secretariat of Defense (SED) since January 21, Paul Ayah Abine, the first General Counsel to the Supreme Court of Cameroon, has just delivered a second written communique in the space of three weeks.
In the latter, as in the previous ones, the prisoner constantly shouts his innocence and complains about the system that led him behind bars. But this second open letter baptized “What is my crime” as the previous one has a certain originality. Indeed, the magistrate out of hierarchy remains worried about his wavering state of health. He would suffer in his flesh and his conditions of incarceration further complicate his condition, reads the daily Le Messager Tuesday, May 23, 2017. “Since I was detained at the SED, I have contracted a heart problem and my sight (Especially my left eye) is deteriorating “, extracted from the said missive.
Moreover, Paul Ayah Abine finds it difficult to understand why his case is the subject of rumors and other “trials” on television channels, while the Constitution advocates the presumption of innocence until proven otherwise, reads in the newspaper. It has been four months since the prisoner was taken to a courtroom.
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To believe the Messenger, the only recourse of Paul Ayah Abine remains the High Council of the magistracy that will preside on June 7, the President of the Republic. To do this, his case must be classified among the files burning on the menu that day.
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