L’inconvenable droit au logement des peuples autochtones : entre précarité et recherche de dignité
Africa
Romuald Ngono, Community Legal Field Worker, Centre pour l'environnement et le Développement (CED)
Tuesday, 29th October 2019
Le droit au logement des peuples autochtones au Cameroun est encore très précaire du fait des discriminations qu’ils subissent et de la non-reconnaissance de leur mode de vie dans les textes de loi, qui facilite leur délocalisation.
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