; (E) to promote the rule of law through more transparent accountability mechanisms; (F) promptly charge or release all those detained in the context of the Anglophone crisis, including all Anglophone activists arrested in Nigeria, and ensure that any future detainees are treated with due process, in accordance with Cameroon's penal code and international human rights norms; (G) ensure that detainees are treated fairly and humanely, with proper judicial proceedings, including a registry of those detained by the Cameroonian security forces, and with full access to legal resources; (H) release human rights defenders, civil society activists, political prisoners, journalists, trade unionists, teachers, and any other citizens who have been arbitrarily arrested and detained without trial or charge; and (I) work with United States law enforcement to thoroughly investigate and prosecute Charles Wesco’s murder; and (5) urges the separatist groups in Anglophone areas to— (A) engage with government officials to peacefully express grievances and credibly engage in nonviolent efforts to resolve the conflict; (B) immediately stop committing human rights abuses, including killings of civilians, torture, kidnapping, and extortion; (C) end the school boycott and immediately cease attacks on schools, teachers, and education officials, and allow for the safe return of all students to class; and (D) immediately release all civilians illegally detained or kidnapped.