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The prison system in Cameroon is a mess in various domains (social, economic, psychological, financial, material, spiritual, etc). It is a reflection or an embodiment of a poorly managed country, a country which is wallowing in the predicaments of colonialism and neo-colonialism. This book is an attempt to present some of the glaring aspects of these predicaments. This presentation shall be done in the following points or sections: interaction among inmates; interaction between inmates and visitors; interaction between prison staff and inmates; interaction between prison staff and visitors;…mehr

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The prison system in Cameroon is a mess in various domains (social, economic, psychological, financial, material, spiritual, etc). It is a reflection or an embodiment of a poorly managed country, a country which is wallowing in the predicaments of colonialism and neo-colonialism. This book is an attempt to present some of the glaring aspects of these predicaments. This presentation shall be done in the following points or sections: interaction among inmates; interaction between inmates and visitors; interaction between prison staff and inmates; interaction between prison staff and visitors; health issues; income-generating activities; spiritual matters; educational issues; cultural dimension; sexual matters; sports in prisons; young people in prisons; female inmates; elderly inmates; the situation of inmates living with disabilities; persons awaiting trial in prison cells; recruitment of penitentiary staff; training of penitentiary staff; the working environment and retirement issues. These points or sections take us, in just a very brief presentation, to the world of tribulations in Cameroon's prison system, a system which is undergoing a journey down the drain in many respects.
Autorenporträt
Kijem Joseph est titulaire d'une licence en sociologie/anthropologie, d'un diplôme d'études supérieures en traduction, d'une maîtrise en droit des droits de l'homme/action humanitaire et d'un doctorat en sciences politiques. Il est traducteur principal au Bureau de recensement de la population du Cameroun et auteur de nombreux articles et ouvrages.