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Images of the Southern Cameroons before Annexation

Historic Map of the Southern Cameroons

As a United Nations Trust Territory the British Southern Cameroons had its complete international boundaries established by a total of five International Treaties, 3 on the Western border, and 2 on the Eastern border: WEST (1) The Anglo-German Agreement of 11 March, 1913. (2). The Anglo-German Protocol of Obokum 12 April 1913 (3). The Anglo-German Exchange of Letters of 6 July, 1914. EAST (1) The Franco-British MILNER/SIMON Declaration of 10th July, 1919. (2) THOMSON/ MARCHAND Declaration of 9th January, 1931

MAP OF THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS UNDER UNITED KINGDOM’S ADMINISTRATION. The Southern Cameroons was a UN Trust Territory from 1945-1961. The Southern Cameroons is the Southern part of the Cameroons under United Kingdom’s Administration, not the southern part of the Republic of Cameroon.

United Nations Vote 1961

UNGA Resolution 1608(XV), 21 April 1961. 64 Nations voted in Favour, 23 Nations voted against and 10 Nations Abstained

The Southern Cameroons Constitution

The Southern Cameroons Constitutional Order in Council came into force on 1st October 1960

Exhibits of the previous existence of the Southern Cameroons as a Full State

Southern Cameroons History

Clement Zablock congratulates Southern Cameroons on its self-determination

SC 1st PM with Ghanian President

Southern Cameroons State Government 1965

Southern Cameroons Prime Minister with the President of La Republique du Cameroun in Foumban

Former Southern Cameroons Prime Ministers

"People of Southern Cameroons want is control over their territory" :Tibor Naggy to US Congress

Parliamentary Session in Southern Cameroons House of Assembly

Southern Cameroons British Trusteeship

Southern Cameroons Civil Aviation

Southern Cameroons Police

Map of Southern Cameroons and Republique du Cameroun shown to president Biya

Map of Southern Cameroons and Republique du Cameroun shown to president Biya

Map of Southern Cameroons and Republique du Cameroun shown to president Biya

Previous Prime Ministers and UN Representative

Southern Cameroons Prime Minister Inspecting Guard of honour

UN Southern Commissioner inspecting Guard of Honour

Former Prime ministers JN Foncha and EM Endeley

Independence Day (1st Oct 1961) Celebration in Victoria (now Limbe)

West Cameroon Police College Mutengene

Cry for Freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

Ballot Paper for Election to House of Assembly

Republique du Cameroun's stamp (1960) - showing it's territory without Southern Cameroons.

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

No to marginalisation

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

Free Southern Cameroons march

Free Southern Cameroons march

Free Southern Cameroons

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

A peaceful and simple people wanting only freedom

Federation Stamp of Southern Cameroons and La Republique du Cameroon

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SCAPO is a political organization of the Southern Cameroons people working to bring about a peaceful end to both the war declared by the Republic of Cameroon against the Southern Cameroons and the annexation of the Southern Cameroons by the Republic of Cameroon.

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