Men who commit adultery could be sent to jail under a new law being debated by parliament in Cameroon. The law has the backing of President's Paul Biya's party and so might be approved.
While another said; "Men having children out of wedlock should be punished because that is evidence of adultery."
Women already face being jailed for between two to six months for having sexual relations outside marriage and men would face the same punishment.
Bar Association head Ngnie Kamga said the law would "take Cameroon backwards and would send more people to prisons".
Bar Association head Ngnie Kamga said the law would "take Cameroon backwards and would send more people to prisons".
While another said; "Men having children out of wedlock should be punished because that is evidence of adultery."
Men and Women to be Jailed for Adultery in Cameroon if New Law is Passed
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June 24, 2016
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