The law is supposed to protect vulnerable people. Yet in Cameroon, being born into poverty can be a sentence in itself where children are born without rights and face further marginalisation. Whether detained for street vending, denied education because they lack legal documentation, or displaced by conflict, many children are penalised for circumstances beyond their control. Much like crime, poverty becomes something they are punished for. The idea, known as the criminalisat

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