Following the lunch of JE-PFC Prison Decongestion Project, we worked with inmates of the Buea Central Prison who had served their jail terms but were still in Prison because of unpaid fine. JE-PFC paid the fines (worth 1.2 million) of 15 inmates and were Released. But before their Release, they were counseled by JE-PFC Chaplain on staying away from crime and living good and exemplary lives so they don’t find themselves in Prison again. We thank the Nigerian Consulate for partnering with us in this phase to combat overcrowding in Prison. The released Inmates received their Release Papers from the Superintendent in-charge and also received a Release Certificate and envelopes containing their transportation to their various destinations by JE-PFC. This Prison Decongestion Project is carried out every year.
Justice and Equity- Prison Fellowship Cameroon on the International Peace Day decided to celebrate this day through it’s Prisons 4 Peace Project also supported by Cameroon Association for Media Professionals – CAMP, United Action for the Underprivileged Foundation- UAUF, Reach Out, and ProPeace, decided to celebrate this day at the Buea Central Prison, Bamenda and Banyo Prisons. Through;
Justice and Equity Prison Fellowship Cameroon putting smiles on the faces of the children of prisoners through our Angel Tree program at the Buea Central Prison.
Justice and Equity- Prison Fellowship Cameroon joins the Government in the fight against COVID-19 as they donate soap, hand sanitizers, buckets and hand made face masks at the Buea Central Prison
Justice and Equity Prison Fellowship Cameroon putting smiles on the faces of the children of prisoners through our Angel Tree program at the Buea Central Prison.
Prison All Round Clean Up Campaign and Medical Outreach at the Buea Central Prison on the 8th and 9th of July 2018 Organized by Justice and Equity – Prison Fellowship Cameroon in collaboration with other NGOs of the South West.
JEP FC join the community in Buea in Celebrating the the Angel Tree Christmas Program (Remember the children of prisoners) in Buea Central Prison with Inmates families on 22/12/2018
A spectacular family of wife and 5 children that joined husband at the Buea Central Prison to celebrate Angel Tree
Following the on-going Anglophone crisis in Cameroon, a majority of inhabitants of some of the Southwest and Northwest villages have flee from their villages because their houses have been burnt to ashes they don’t have a place to stay. They have managed to run to areas where its a bit save.It was due to this reason that, Civil Society Organizations led by women came out with Southwest and Northwest Women Task Force (SNWOT), support the IDPs with the we could.
Justice & Equity Prison Fellowship (JE-PFC) Cameroon launched its capacity building project and also distribute the 2018 International Day of the Woman’s Fabric to the Female inmates on Tuesday the 6th of March 2018, at the Buea Central Prison, South West Region, Cameroon. Training female inmates on how to produce products like hair oil(demantol and soul mate),detergents which they can sell and use the money to support their families while in Prison.
2 of us women from Prison Fellowship Cameroon participated at this conference (in the delegation from SW Region) where women’s participation in politics in Africa was seen to have evolved and Operation 50/50 was advocated. The president of Prison Fellowship Cameroon gave her 1995 UN conference speech on women in Beijing experience, as a participant and resource person, urging women to have confidence in themselves and be heavily involved in active politics going in as Mayors, Parliamentarians, Senators and not just supporters of men.
