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The eighth witness before the Gambia\u2019s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparation Commission was a man many former prisoners remembered with a smile. Babucarr Jatta had only been trained in first aid, but he was the one victims of torture and mock executions could turn to for some care after the coup in 1994. And the good man found other ways to strengthen the prisoners\u2019 spirits.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Before the July 22, 1994 coup, the conditions at Gambia\u2019s notorious Mile 2 prison were far from good, but the military takeover would bring a special challenge: congestion.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Built in the outskirts of Banjul, the country\u2019s capital, the prison\u2019s cells for high-profile prisoners are 2 by 3 meters wide.\u00a0They either have a plank of wood for a bed or a concrete floor. Built next to swamps, the building is mosquito-infested, according to its former inhabitants who have appeared before Gambia\u2019s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparation Commission (TRRC) since it started its public hearings on January 7.\u00a0<\/p>\n

For Babucarr Jatta, the conditions in Mile 2 were quite simply not good enough \u201cfor an animal\u201d. A slender man in his late forties, Jatta is a former prison medic, now commissioner of Janjanbureh prison, the country\u2019s main detention centre lying 230 kilometers from Banjul. He appeared before the nine commissioners in his prison uniform, and sat facing the lead counsel Essa Faal and his team, occasionally peeking at an audience of about forty people to his right.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Prisoners denied access to hospital<\/h3>\n

\u201cBefore the 1994 coup, any prisoner coming to Mile 2 must come with a warrant. You are either a convict or a lawful detainee undergoing trial,\u201d explained Jatta.\u00a0Following the coup, the rule was broken, as Mile 2 became home to dozens of top Gambian senior security officers and government officials.\u00a0It did not take long before a fallout occurred among military leaders who accused some of their colleagues of attempted counter-coup. So detainees, mostly soldiers, were gradually dripping in.\u00a0\u201cWe experienced overcrowding after the coup,\u201d Jatta said. \u201cPrisoners were brought to Mile 2 without a warrant or any document. Normally what they told us was: \u2018it is an executive order\u2019.\u201d Soldiers would tell Jatta that they were \u201cinvestigating\u201d, and so prisoners \u201cshould not have access to their lawyers or family members\u201d.<\/p>\n

Babucarr Jatta was of special significance to these prisoners. According to him, the military made it clear that detainees could not be taken to hospital nor any doctor be brought to see them.\u00a0Yet most were brought with \u201cmultiple wounds and bruises\u201d and needed medical attention.\u00a0That made Jatta a special person for anyone with such needs.<\/p>\n

Jatta, in fact, was never trained to handle complicated medical issues. He said he was trained at the Polyclinic, a hospital in Banjul, on first aid: mostly dressing of wounds and administering of painkillers.\u00a0\u201cI can read blood pressure and also recognize some vital signs,\u201d he added. But despite the inadequacies in skills, equipment and medicine at the prison, Jatta was the go-to guy. \u201cThis is not normal but who was there to refuse the executive order?\u201d the medic told the TRRC.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Fighting back the trauma of mock executions<\/h3>\n

Testimonies before the Truth Commission are often tense with an occasional flare of emotions as victims narrate their ordeal. One moment, however, that most of them remember with the flicker of a smile is an encounter with Babucarr Jatta.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ebrima Chongan, a former police operations commander who was arrested and jailed at Mile 2 for two and a half years, and the first witness before the Commission, remembers him as a \u201cgood man\u201d. Also fondly remembering Jatta was Mamat Cham, a former army captain, now commander of the Gambian army, who was also detained at Mile 2 after the 1994 coup.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Jatta recalled how he treated both Cham and Chongan a day after they were reportedly subjected to mock execution and tortured.\u00a0\u201cEbrima Chongan sustained multiple injuries on his head and back. Mamat Cham had the same injuries and excessive bleeding from his nose,\u201d the medic testified.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

According to information before the Commission, following that mock execution, Ebrima Chongan, Mamat Cham and one R.S.M Jeng, were taken to a separate prison. At that time their colleagues had already seen them being kicked and dragged and then heard volleys of gunfire. They had concluded that they had been killed.\u00a0<\/p>\n

That\u2019s when soldiers came for the rest of the detainees and told them: \u201cWe are coming for you next.\u201d That\u2019s how Babucarr Jatta got himself an additional role: trauma counsellor. He knew the prisoners had not been killed because he had treated them.\u00a0He took a risk, went to their prison, opened the door and brought them out for their colleagues, who were told to stand at the gate of their cells, to see them.\u00a0This, according to the medic, helped the prisoners, some of whom he had earlier described as \u201cmentally unstable\u201d as a result of mock executions.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Memories of the morning shift<\/h3>\n

At Mile 2, the Security Wing has four classifications. Confinement is considered the worst.\u00a0The Wing is partitioned from the Main Yard by a thick concrete wall of about 4 meters tall with a black metal door.\u00a0Jatta said when he started his morning services, giving medicine to prisoners, people in the Main Yard would tell him to help them first because if he got into the Security Wing, it would take a lot of time for him to come out.\u00a0\u201cEven prisoners in the Main Yard would tell me: you have work to do there [at the Security Wing] because we heard some noise. They said they heard shouting and gunfire,\u201d the witness said, suggesting torture.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Babucarr Jatta\u2019s role as a medic at the time was a difficult task. Reliving those memories before the Commission proved to be no less so. But as Jatta himself said, he did it \u201cfor God\u2019s sake\u201d and at that time, \u201cno one knew if you will be the one to be arrested next.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI could be in their position too,\u201d he concluded, referring to the detainees.<\/p>\n

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VISIT TO THE NOTORIOUS MILE 2 PRISON
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On November 18, Gambia\u2019s Truth Commission investigating human rights violations under the regime of former dictator Yahya Jammeh, undertook a visit of the Security Wing of Mile 2, the small nation\u2019s most notorious prison, often euphemized by Jammeh as \u201cmy hotel\u201d.<\/p>\n

The Security Wing was where several senior security officers and prominent former government employees, including ministers, were jailed and tortured following the 1994 military takeover. The area is partitioned from the State Central Prison\u2019s Main Yard by a thick wall of about 4 meters tall with a thick black metal door. Several witnesses of TRRC have explained the fear that grips them any time they hear the noise of that door being opened. For them, the sound meant that they were either going to be tortured or taken away and killed.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have come here because it is important for us to understand what the witnesses are telling us,\u201d said Lamin Sise, chairman of the Truth Commission, as he discussed with Ansumana Manneh, the director general of Mile 2. Part of the mandate of the commission is to recommend institutional reforms, said Sise, as he explained the rationale of their visit.<\/p>\n

This was the first site visit for the TRRC. In the previous two weeks, the Commission had heard harrowing stories of witnesses who reportedly went through torture, mock execution and, in some cases, death in Mile 2, about 4 kilometers from Banjul, Gambia\u2019s capital city.<\/p>\n

The Security Wing currently holds 70 inmates. It is still next to what several witnesses described as a mosquito-infested swamp. Security Wing Number 1 is a 12-room cell built by the colonialists. Each room is about 3 by 2 meters, where people are kept in solitary confinement. This is where Commission witnesses such as the country\u2019s former deputy police chief Ebrima Chongan, former captain Sheriff Gomez and current commander of the Gambian army Brigadier General Mamot Cham were detained.<\/p>\n

Mustapha K Darboe, published on 01.22.2019<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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