The Cameroonian writer succeeded in appeal against the French leader for a book commissioned and maintenance never published.
The Court of Appeal of Paris ordered the French presenter Michel Drucker, to pay 40,000 euros (about 26 million CFA francs) to the Cameroonian writer character, sex, for her work on a book that has ever emerged. The verdict was made on January 12, reversing a ruling of first instance.
Indeed, character, sex was partially deciphered a book interview sixty pages that Michel Drucker was carried out in 2005, with the philosopher Regis Debray, published by Albin Michel in France. The book has never emerged. Character, sex will be compensated for his lost time.
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