'No dictatorship considers protests legal,' Cameroon's opposition politician says - GuardianTV

‘No dictatorship considers protests legal,’ Cameroon’s opposition politician says

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Cameroonian authorities are cracking down on opposition members amid a planned protest against President Paul Biya. Opposition politician Maurice Kamto speaks exclusively to DW about his desire for a peaceful change.

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