Gambia: Swiss court convicts former Interior Minister for crimes against humanity, including torture of two journalists
A court in Switzerland has convicted a Gambian former top official for crimes against humanity and has sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) welcomes the move and recalls that former president Yahya Jammeh,
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Sahara/C-24: Gambia Reaffirms 'Firm Support' for Morocco’s Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity, Backs Autonomy PlanThe Gambia has reaffirmed its "firm support" for Morocco’s sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as for the Autonomy ...
Gambia: Why has Ousman Sonko been sentenced to 20 years in prison?
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Gambia: Ousman Sonko Gets Maximum PunishmentMariam Sankanu is a Gambian investigative journalist with Malagen, The Gambia's premier media platform specialised in investigative journalism and fact-checking. She had previously worked with African ...
UNICEF USA recently met with Nafisa Binte Shafique, UNICEF Representative in The Gambia, to learn more about UNICEF's efforts ...
The ceremony took place on Tuesday at the Crab Island TVET School in Banjul. Items valued at over 500 Euros promises to ...
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Gambia: Calls for Rejection of Pro-FGM Bill Intensify As More CSOs Engage Na CommitteeMore civil society organisations (CSOs) have joined the call for the rejection of the proposed Women's (Amendment) Bill 2023 which is aimed at lifting the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM) in The ...
In a recent exposé, the Yeni Şafak Investigative Unit uncovered Emin Çakmak and Hassan Faal's deceptive commercial practices ...
This disclosure was made on Wednesday at a presser convened by the Epidemiology and Disease Control Programme of the Ministry ...
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