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Week in Review: One warlord on trial in the DRC, and one sentenced in the US: ...in Côte d’Ivoire (AFFDO), there are 300 political prisoners languishing in the country’s jails, writes our West Africa correspondent Maxime Domegni. The association’s president Désirée…
Gambia: Many Jammeh loyalists still in high posts, says human rights defender: ...that the new government is trying to do “new things with old faces”. One of them is Fatou Jagne Senghor, a Gambian human rights defender…
Week in Review: Gambia, Mali, Tunisia and Iraq: ...torn apart by 22 years of iron-fisted rule under ex-dictator Yahya Jammeh”, as our West Africa correspondent Maxime Domegni writes. The victims and their families…
No reconciliation without justice, say Gambia’s victims: ...of Gambian society, torn apart by 22 years of iron-fisted rule under ex-dictator Yahya Jammeh. Elsewhere in Africa, the transitional justice process has not always…
“Many options” to bring Jammeh to justice, says murdered Gambian journalist’s son: ...Habré, or a court set up by ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) or a trial in one of the countries of the region.…
Week in Review: Human rights activist awarded as dictators cling on: ...to democracy and rule of law. “In this small West African country, the factors for rebellion are being put in place,” writes our Lomé correspondent…
Togo “purification” leaves bitter taste for many: ...A year before, this small West African country suffered an unprecedented level of political violence after contested presidential elections which saw current President Faure Gnassingbé…
Week in Review: Gambia searches for justice, while Mali struggles with reconciliation: ...Maxime Domegni, JusticeInfo’s West Africa correspondent. Opposition figure Sandeng was arrested along with others in April 2016 as he took part in a public demonstration…
Judging crimes of the Jammeh era poses challenge in Gambia: ...all the institutions,” said Alioune Tine, Amnesty International’s west and central Africa director on return in early April from Banjul, where he met President Adama…
Week in Review:Judicial complaint in Spain against Syrian regime sets precedent: ...will probably not be him, nor his government during its short mandate,” writes Maxime Domegni, JusticeInfo’s West Africa correspondent. “The current task of the administration…

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