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Vigilante Committees in the Fight against Boko Haram in Cameroon: A Historical and Anthropological Approach of the Integration of Civilians in the Domain of Security

For some years now, the fight against Boko Haram, especially in the northern part of the country, has led the Cameroonian political authorities to take a set of security measures to better combat this terrorist movement claiming that it is a radical Islamism by specialists of religion. In May 2014, at the end of the mini-summit in Paris, the aim of which was to find effective strategies to fight the terrorist group and ensure security in sub-Saharan Africa, the President of the Republic Paul Biya, invited by his French counterpart François Hollande, declared the "war on Boko Haram", he obviously counted not only on the armed forces of his country, but also on the decisive support of the neighboring countries that are also living this conflict and on the International Community.