Court of Paris to look into Lydienne Yen Eyoum case

Will the Lydienne Yen Eyoum case rebound in France, while the franco-Camerounian lawyer serve 25 years sentenced in prison? It is in any case the wish of his french lawyers.

In a letter dated October 29, Caroline Wassermann and Christian Charrière - Bournazel, who defend Lydienne Yen Eyoum Franco asked Sabine Kheris, judge at the Court of Paris, to further its investigations in the folder of their client.

Condemned by the Cameroonian justice to 25 years in prison for embezzlement of public funds, she filed a complaint in France for arbitrary detention. Her defenders therefore invited the magistrate to come to Yaoundé in order to proceed with the hearing and auditioning of any action at Cameroon subsidiary which it deems useful to the Société Générale and the SGBC.