a women's rights charter promoted by the African Union. Critics of the document believe it will ease restrictions on abortion and promote homosexuality. In a 2007 sermon he denounced child sexual abuse as a scandal and the shame of contemporary society. In 2005, Tumi told an interviewer that the use of condoms as protection against AIDS within marriage "makes sense", though he doubted the Church's prohibition on their use would change. Tumi was kidnapped on 5 November 2020, and released unharmed on 6 November 2020; his captors released video footage of their interrogation of Tumi. Death Tumi died in hospital in Douala on 2 April 2021 following an illness. After a video of his corpse in the hospital bed was released on the Internet; authorities denounced it as a violation of privacy and ordered an investigation. References Additional sources External links 1930 births 2021 deaths Cameroonian Roman Catholic archbishops Cameroonian cardinals Cardinals created by Pope John Paul II People from Northwest Region (Cameroon) Roman Catholic archbishops of Douala Roman Catholic archbishops of Garoua Roman Catholic bishops of Yagoua