The military court case involving journalists in
Cameroon has kicked up a storm of protest. Consider
this Fench-language op-ed in
Camera.be. "Military justice is used . . . as political justice." The author comments that Cameroon is one of the last countries in the world to use military courts to try civilians. The article is not, however, entirely accurate:
e.g., in limited circumstances a UK military court can try civilians.
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