For allegedly desecrating state symbols:

21 Anglophones still held in Y’de

Battery of lawyers defending detained Anglophone rioters

The Median gathered that the 21 Anglophones still being detained are those that allegedly burnt the national flag during mass protests in the North West and South West Regions.

                A security official confirmed to The Median, adding that those who were held at the National Gendarmerie Headquarters have all been transferred to the Kondengui Prison in Yaounde.

                Though the fate of the detainees is not immediately known, a battery of some 66 Francophone and Anglophone lawyers under the canopy of the Human Rights Commission of the Cameroon Bar Association have vowed to defend the detainees.

                President Biya had during his end of year address to the nation condemned the public desecration of emblems of the state. He referred to perpetrators as extremists who must face the wrath of the law.

Below is a list of the 21 detainees reportedly still in custody in Yaounde.

1. Ngalim Felix Tsi

2. Chi Conrad Tambou

3. Cedric Tamngwa

4. MalvinTah

5. Emile NsohRigobert

6. AwahDzenyagh Thomas

7. Munji Roland Fon

8. Awemu Joseph

9. Hillary Ndongkeh

10. Levala Brain

11. SinjuDieudonne

12. WenongEnong Moses

13. Kingah Valentine

14. Yusinyu Gerald

15. Aselacha Martin

16. Awah Terence

17. Nkembu Anicet

18. KuyaseLeornard

19. Mofofchu Che Jean-Pierre

20. MungouAzeh

21. 21. Ndasi Julius