What about the respect of the rights of the child facing these miners who run the streets of Yaoundé?
Is the law not clear about the rights and duties of the child? In other words, the child not only has duties but also rights. These must not be violated or abused under any circumstances. But the holidays are here. Many of these children become traders at the age of most under 14, storming the markets, streets and neighborhoods of the city at their own risk. Meanwhile, the Day of the African Child has been commemorated against the backdrop of several issues of minors on the table of decision makers. Children, we see them everywhere, whose age oscillates between 7 and 15 years offering services to users in the city of Yaoundé. The phenomenon is gaining momentum with the holidays. The reason is to participate in family expenses, in this case the next school year. The practice of trading children is a push to pay for the costs of their schooling. In the meantime, the clothes provide enough information about the precariousness in which they seem to live. It is important for the public authorities to identify the causes of this phenomenon that is taking over the city of Yaoundé while taking into account the respect for the rights of the child whose 30th birthday has been celebrated in order to make parents aware of the fact that the role of the child is not paying for his school but for the parents. Moreover, that children are exposed to many dangers.
