Morfaw Ruddy

Registrations are open. Be the reason for change in African human rights. Find out more: chr.up.ac.za/moot

In a paper with the @CJLPHR I explore the @ACHPR’s interpretation of the right to self-determination in two conflicting decisions on the same state - Cameroon. One thing is certain: the ability for African peoples to claim this right is still legally unclear!

Following presidential #elections in Africa this year, (esp Cameroon & Tanzania), the AU's reaction has triggered deep concerns for the ordinary citizen. Happy to share some reflections in an OP-ED: @CHR_HumanRights chr.up.ac.za/opinion-pieces…

Elvis Ngolle Ngolle sur France 24 répond à l'avocat de Issa Tchiroma..... #Etoudi2025

The 1st English peer-reviewed #Cameroon academic journal invites you to be among one of its first published authors: #law #politics #humanrights #development

Jurist & spoken-word poet @RuddyMorfaw says Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict reshaped her view on politics & social change. She joins @taupalesavoice to talk about how spoken-word poetry has emerged as a form of resistance for young artists in Cameroon. #OntheMove #ChannelAfrica

I’m happy to share my story from the @channelafrica1 podcast with you. Hope you enjoy the poem on ‘Dialogue’ in the Cameroon #anglophonecrisis : Young artists are wielding verses as weapons against violence in Cameroon  omny.fm/shows/on-the-m…

As a poet, the @Idembeka workshop was one of the best things that happened to my Art this 2024. If you write, please give yourself a chance to try: 2025 is open for you ☺️

“…We glorify their pain as borne out of resilience in duties never understood…” On women and their strength to bear the weight of today’s burdens, I share a few words in 2 poems on afrowomenpoetry.net/en/2024/10/25/… Hope you enjoy a good short read!

In Cameroon, spoken-word poetry is emerging as a powerful tool for social change. Artists like @PenBoy237 and @RuddyMorfaw use their words to challenge the status quo and fight for peace. My latest piece for @africasacountry: africasacountry.com/2024/07/speaki…

Almost a decade & still on… Poetry has a unique way to tell a story. & beauty remains in its expression thru the voices of many who try to find solace amidst the Cameroon #anglophonecrisis. africasacountry.com/2024/07/speaki… @africasacountry @ShuimoTrust @PenBoy237

@Idembeka @UbwaliLitMag Thank you @Idembeka

@RuddyMorfaw @UbwaliLitMag Congratulations!!

Finally got my poems published. Thank you @UbwaliLitMag -Bella -Nature’s Breath -From the Ashes … exploring themes of beauty, appreciation & overcoming

From Idembeka to the world! Read @RuddyMorfaw's poems in the current issue of @UbwaliLitMag

Nature’s breath | RUDDY FUALEFEH MORFAW A. "If not food for which we breathe That we bruise and crash "By-passing coordinates to awaited solar glimpses What treasure then is that which keeps us going" ubwali.com/from-the-ashes… #storiesthatnourish

@nkiacha @Idembeka Thank you😊 I look forward!

We are so excited to announce and welcome our second cohort of very talented and promising African writers to the Idembeka family. Please join us in congratulating the 2024 Idembeka Creative Writing Workshop Fellows.

@miamingi Thank you 🙏🏾 Merry Christmas Doc

Once upon a time: 1.I couldn’t wash my cloth and go out because I had one that barely covered 5% of back. Today I can do both! 2.I had no address because I slept from one open space to another. Today I have one! 3.I couldn’t remember having a hot meal once in 3 days. Today I can have more than once a day! 4.I had a difficult past, depressing present and a hopeless future! Today, there is hope! I don’t know where you are coming from, where you are now and where you will be tomorrow but I can tell you this you are more than the sum total of your life experience today! Don’t use your today to condemn your tomorrow! Merry Christmas!

Happy to be selected for the @Idembeka creative writing workshop. Looking forward to 2024

A privilege meeting an icon - Le grand journaliste @alainfoka2005 #Dakar #LaChronique #Manssah #Cameroun