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Emmanuel Macron admits French colonial ‘repression’ in Cameroon independence struggle

13 August 2025
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Emmanuel Macron admits French colonial ‘repression’ in Cameroon independence struggle
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French President Emmanuel Macron has recognized the violence committed by French forces in Cameroon during its struggle for independence, following a report by historians detailing France’s oppressive actions from 1945 to 1971. Although he acknowledged the atrocities and expressed a willingness to collaborate on further research, he did not issue a formal apology or address calls for reparations, a topic likely to remain significant in future discussions.

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