A Call for the immediate release of the Nera 10 and reparations
FINAL NOTICE OF ENFORCEMENT
Re: Arbitrary Detention – WGAD Opinion No. 59/2022 (A/HRC/WGAD/2022/59)
TO:
1. The Government of the Republic of Cameroon @CameroonGov
Yaoundé
2. The Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Abuja @NigeriaGov @officialABAT
FROM:
Pan African Forum Ltd & Associates
africastrategy@hotmail.com
London, United Kingdom
DATE: 14 April 2026
1. FINAL NOTICE
This document constitutes a Final Notice of Enforcement concerning the findings of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention under Opinion No. 59/2022 (A/HRC/WGAD/2022/59), adopted within the framework of the United Nations human rights system.
2. FINDINGS OF THE UNITED NATIONS
We act as international representatives of the NERA 10. A prior Notice was issued in London, and both Governments were duly notified of these proceedings.
Take notice that we shall now formally report that both States have failed to honour their international obligations.
The Working Group has determined that the detention of the individuals known as the “NERA 10” is:
•Arbitrary under international law
•In violation of:
•Universal Declaration of Human Rights
•International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
The Opinion confirms that:
1. The arrest lacked any legal basis
2. The detainees were subjected to extraordinary rendition from Nigeria to Cameroon
3. The individuals were denied fair trial guarantees
4. The detention is linked to political opinion and discrimination
3. LEGAL STATUS
This Opinion constitutes an authoritative legal determination under international human rights law and engages the international responsibility of both Nigeria and Cameroon.
Failure to comply constitutes a continuing breach of binding international obligations, including treaty-based commitments and customary international law principles, notably the principle of non-refoulement.
4. DEMAND FOR IMMEDIATE COMPLIANCE
In accordance with the Opinion, you are hereby formally required to:
1. Immediately release the detained individuals
2. Provide full compensation and reparations
3. Conduct a prompt, impartial, and independent investigation
4. Guarantee non-repetition of such violations
5. NOTICE OF ENFORCEMENT ACTION
Take notice that failure to comply with this Final Notice will result in:
•Escalation to additional United Nations mechanisms and procedures
•International enforcement actions and legal submissions in London
•Diplomatic engagement and sanctions advocacy
•Further reporting to relevant international bodies
6. RESERVATION OF RIGHTS
All rights to pursue enforcement through international, regional, and domestic mechanisms are expressly reserved.
Your continued failure to act constitutes clear evidence of non-compliance with international law.
7. CONCLUSION
The principle of non-refoulement was violated. As a result, we will have no alternative but to proceed with formal enforcement actions.
This matter concerns grave violations of fundamental human rights. Continued detention of the NERA 10, in defiance of the United Nations Opinion, constitutes an ongoing unlawful act under international law.
There will be no further tolerance of non-compliance.
Immediate release is required.
Issued by:
Dr. David Nyekorach-Matsanga
Pan African Forum Ltd & Associates
International Legal Expert Division
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