Fulfilling Duties towards the Family (Article 29) 689- The Civil Code in force in Cameroon in its Sections 205 to 211 regulates and harmonises the relations that should govern support between members of a family that is, parents and offspring, son-in-law, daughter-in-law and in-laws. 690- In the context of the conflict between Cameroon and the terrorist group Boko Haram, citizens who participated in vigilante committees have contributed remarkably to the fight staged by the State against terrorism. The solidarity of Cameroonians living in other Regions was visible through their contribution to the war efforts by donating provisions, drugs and money to the defence forces and the population affected by terrorist acts. 691- This solidarity is also displayed in the response to the crisis in the North West and South West Regions. An Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Plan worth about CFAF 12, 700, 000, 000390, jointly funded by the State budget and appeals for contributions that was launched on 20 June 2018, for a period of 18 months. By 30 August 2018, Cameroonians had expressed their solidarity following a call for contributions through the donation of CFAF 700, 000, 000391. Besides, in a bid to promote civic values within the society, civic education is compulsory in the curricular of all classes of primary to secondary education. 692- Finally, regarding the contribution to public expenses, citizens are liable to diverse fiscal tax. Where these are not paid, administrative, financial and legal sanctions could be imposed on them. 693- The promotion and protection of rights under the Charter has thus evolved as illustrated above from joint action by the State, civil society organisations and other partners. To further guarantee actions which aim to improve the respect of individual and collective rights, there is need to overcome the challenges of effective planning, coordination and marshalling of resources. 390 391 About 19,389,313 Euros. About 1,068 ,02 Euros. 113

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