• 29 September 2004 | IRB – Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (Author)

  Cameroon

  Query response on Bassa traditional chiefs (particularly the chief in the village of Ndogkok), including their role, how many wives they can have, and the method for choosing a chief's successor in the event of his death; whether there are consequences for a person who refuses to assume the responsibilities of a traditional chief and, if so, state protection available

  Bassa traditional chiefs (particularly the chief in the village of Ndogkok), including their role, how many wives they can have, and the method for choosing a chief's successor in the event of his death; whether there are consequences for a person who refuses to assume the responsibilities of a traditional chief and, if so, state protection available (2001-Sept. 2004) [CMR43003.FE] (Response, French)

  frID 1141496

• 29 September 2004 | IRB – Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (Author)

  Cameroon

  Query response on Bassa traditional chiefs (particularly the chief in the village of Ndogkok), including their role, how many wives they can have, and the method for choosing a chief's successor in the event of his death; whether there are consequences for a person who refuses to assume the responsibilities of a traditional chief and, if so, state protection available

  Bassa traditional chiefs (particularly the chief in the village of Ndogkok), including their role, how many wives they can have, and the method for choosing a chief's successor in the event of his death; whether there are consequences for a person who refuses to assume the responsibilities of a traditional chief and, if so, state protection available (2001-Sept. 2004) [CMR43003.FE] (Response, English)

  enID 1192554

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