According to the Norwegian Refugee Council, more than 430,000 Cameroonians have fled violence in its Anglophone regions and are hiding in rural areas with few resources.[1]
The Council since 2017 has been assisting the displaced Cameroonians by providing shelter and supplies while simultaneously calling for more international aid. This organization, which started after World War II, is an independent humanitarian entity now working in over 30 countries globally.
The United Nations also is involved in the Cameroon humanitarian crisis through its Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).[2]
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[1] Norwegian Refugee Council, Conflict in Cameroon’s Anglophone region forces 430,000 to flee, (Dec. 19, 2018); Assoc. Press, 430,000 Flee Cameroon’s Restive Anglophone Areas, Group Says, N.Y. Times (Dec. 19, 2018).
[2] OCHA Cameroon, Cameroon: North-West and South-West Crisis Situation Report N1. As of 30th Nov. 2018.