2024-07-13 21:26:54
A new shock wave is shaking Cameroon. As revealed by 237online.com, Brenda Biya, daughter of President Paul Biya, is facing a second complaint for homosexuality in less than two weeks. This judicial escalation plunges the country into a heated debate on morals and the application of the law.
Judicial harassment or a quest for justice?
After an initial complaint filed by an association of 5,000 members campaigning against the decriminalization of homosexuality, it is the turn of Oscar Essomba, president of the party ” Beginnings“, to go on the offensive. This multiplication of procedures raises questions about the real motivations behind these legal actions.
Damning evidence laid bare
The new complaint is based on compromising photos published on Instagram, showing Brenda Biya kissing a certain Layyons Valença. More explicit images are even said to have circulated, shocking Cameroonian public opinion.
Cameroonian law at the heart of the debate
The plaintiffs invoke Article 347-1 of the 2016 law, which strongly condemns homosexuality. But the application of this law to the president’s daughter raises questions about equality before the law in the country.
A warning ignored?
Oscar Essomba claims to have warned Brenda Biya in April 2024 of the consequences of his ” drifts“This detail adds a political dimension to the affair, suggesting a possible instrumentalization of the case.
How will President Biya react to this relentlessness against his daughter? Could this crisis shake the very foundations of power in Cameroon?
Cameroon at a turning point in its history
Between strict application of the law and evolution of morals, the country finds itself at a crossroads. The outcome of this case could well define the future of Cameroon for years to come.
This increase in complaints against Brenda Biya reveals the deep tensions that run through Cameroonian society. Beyond the personal case of the president’s daughter, it is an entire country that is searching for itself, torn between tradition and modernity. Will Cameroon be able to find a balance between respect for the law and openness to the world?