{"id":42317,"date":"2019-09-05T07:05:12","date_gmt":"2019-09-05T05:05:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.justiceinfo.net\/42317-gambia-twenty-years-later-student-victims-are-still-crying-out-for-justice.html"},"modified":"2019-09-05T07:05:12","modified_gmt":"2019-09-05T05:05:12","slug":"gambia-twenty-years-later-student-victims-are-still-crying-out-for-justice","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.justiceinfo.net\/en\/42317-gambia-twenty-years-later-student-victims-are-still-crying-out-for-justice.html","title":{"rendered":"Gambia: twenty years later, student victims are still crying out for justice"},"content":{"rendered":"

Before the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission in The Gambia took a break to go and meet the diaspora, it started to hear testimonies on the repression of a student protest that led to the death of at least fourteen students in 2000. Victims expressed their frustration and sense of abandonment.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Sira Barry lied on her bedside in a modest two-bedroom house in Brikama, about an hour drive from Banjul, Gambia\u2019s capital city. At her parlor to the left was a bed and a chair to welcome guests. She was lying on a mat. She was sick and could not talk to journalists.\u00a0Sira, fondly called Suba, is the only surviving direct member of the family of Ebrima Barry, a student allegedly beaten to death by members of the Gambia Fire and Rescue Services in 2000. Barry\u2019s death prompted a demonstration that cost their lives to at least 14 students.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cIn our family, we have not seen any investigation report, we have not heard of any arrest in connection to our brother\u2019s death. And we have not had any compensation from the state,\u201d said Alagie Barry, a brother of Ebrima of a different mother, declining to make any further comment. He said their family delegated to Alagie\u2019s brother Mbemba Barry, a police officer, to speak on their behalf.\u00a0Alagie and Ebrima shared the same father Alieu Barry, who had four wives. Alieu died in 2006, without seeing justice for his son. Ebrima\u2019s mother, Boto Sanneh, died in 2002.\u00a0Ebrima\u2019s four other siblings from Alieu and Boto followed him to the grave without any promise of justice being fulfilled. \u201cThey all died after the death of Ebrima,\u201d said Alagie.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The rape of Binta Manneh<\/h3>\n

The student demonstration was a dark period in Gambia\u2019s recent history. Like all of the country\u2019s past under the former dictator Yahya Jammeh, in power from 1994 to 2017, it is now being revisited by the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC).\u00a0Seven victims of the events have already testified. More are expected to appear when the public hearings resume on September 16, including alleged perpetrators.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The April 2000 student protest was precipitated by two major events: the death of Ebrima Barry and the rape of Binta Manneh. In 2000, Binta was 15. An athlete, she had travelled from her native Brikama Ba village to represent her school as a sprinter in the national inter-school competition.\u00a0Binta and her team had gone to the Independence Stadium in Bakau, near Banjul, where the competition was being held. At around 8 p.m. she left the stadium and went out to buy biscuits.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cI found two security officials outside. One of them held my hand and when I tried to move my hand from him, he told me: \u2018Don\u2019t you know I am security officer?\u2019. They took me to a dark corner. He raised my skirt up and cut off my underwear. He placed his elbow on my chest and forcefully slept with me,\u201d said Binta before the TRRC on August 20.\u00a0\u201cI was at the hospital for a week. I was also bleeding for 4 days. I suffered anxiety later because of trauma. I went back to school but the students talked about it [the rape] everywhere I go. I decided to leave school,\u201d testified Binta.\u00a0She was married off by her parents at that teenage age. But that never took away how the society looked at her. \u201cI was ashamed of myself,\u201d she said. \u201cYou should not be,\u201d replied the chairman of the TRRC, Lamin Sise. \u201cThe man who forced himself on you should be the one to be ashamed of himself.\u201d<\/p>\n

Binta said she was later told that the person who raped her was a member of the paramilitary section of the police. It was the same police who took over the investigation into the attack. \u201cI was going to meet the investigators in Banjul with my aunt but they later told me that I was lying,\u201d she recalled.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Like Ebrima Barry\u2019s family, Binta got no justice for her rape.<\/p>\n

Security forces shooting at unarmed students<\/h3>\n

Under the direction of the national student union called Gamsu, students started to demand justice for Ebrima and Binta, both victims of security forces.\u00a0The repression of that demonstration would kill 14 of them, injuring dozens of others.\u00a0<\/p>\n

When the student demonstration began, country\u2019s ruler Yahya Jammeh was in Cuba. His vice-president who was in the country at the time, Dr Isatou Njie Saidy, claimed the protesters were carrying guns, justifying the use of force.\u00a0A statement from the authorities claimed the protest was empowered by \u201cbad elements\u201d in the society who were not students.\u00a0\"There is no doubt that the crisis was incited by the Gambia Students Union (Gamsu) and aggravated by some bad elements and bandits who took advantage of the situation, disguising themselves as students and encouraging the crowd of so-called demonstrators to the damage,\" the government said in a statement at the time.\u00a0<\/p>\n

However, these claims were discredited in a report of an inquiry published in August 2000. The 9-member commission of inquiry heard the testimonies of 59 witnesses from security forces, students, parents, ordinary people and school administrators, among others.\u00a0It recommended the prosecution of security forces who had opened fire at the students.\u00a0\u201cTop police authorities on the ground at the Kanifing on the 10th<\/sup>\u00a0April 2000 should accept responsibility for the tragedy that happened; namely secretary of state for the interior Ousman Badji, deputy inspector general of police Sankung Badgie, Commissioner of operations Baboucar Sowe and assistant superintendent of police Momodou Ceesay,\u201d said the report.\u00a0Security personnel \u201cshould assume responsibility for the deaths and injuries that occurred as a result of gunshots and face prosecution for their acts,\u201d the report added, also naming among those responsible Gorgi Mboob, the current head of the anti-crime division in the Gambian police.\u00a0Mboob and his colleagues \u201ccarried an AK47 rifle and fired the guns at the direction of the students on the St. Augustine\u2019s Senior Secondary School compound\u201d and \u201cshould face appropriate charges\u201d, the report said.\u00a0The Commission also asked for the prosecution of seven student leaders who had called for the protest, including the president of Gamsu Omar Joof and its vice-president Alhagi S. Darboe.<\/p>\n

However, nothing came out of it. No one was prosecuted for the death or torture of students. In April 2001, the National Assembly even passed a law indemnifying people involved in quelling the protest.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe felt abandoned by this government\u201d<\/h3>\n

Abdou Karim Jammeh was one of the students who were badly hurt during the protest. He was shot on his knee cap. Now he uses a walking stick.\u00a0\u201cPeople who shot us are still in the system and are being paid. It angers us that after changing the government, there is still no justice. Perpetrators are free and enjoying and victims are crying. It is very unfair,\u201d he told JusticeInfo.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

In 2017, Jammeh and his colleagues petitioned Justice Minister Abubacarr Tambadou demanding the implementation of the recommendations of the 2000 commission of inquiry. Jammeh said they have since not gotten any response from the authorities.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Justice was not the only thing that evaded the victims.\u00a0After the shooting, Sainey Senghore, Assan Suwareh and Yusupha Mbaye were evacuated to Egypt for further treatment. Mbaye was shot at his spinal cord, confining him to a wheelchair. Senghore, who later developed gangrene on his foot, told the TRRC that only a month of their medical bill was paid by the government. Their Egyptian doctor had to volunteer to pay the other month. They would later be returned to the Gambia but their medical problems continued. At the airport, their medical reports were taken from them. The explanation given was that the case of the students was a political one.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The victims have been seeking further medical treatment to this day. In 2017, the Turkey embassy in Gambia volunteered free visas and free treatment for them.\u00a0They were only required to buy their own air tickets. The government claimed it had no money. The Gambia Ports Authority pledged tickets for three of the victims. But until today, the victims could not secure the extra two tickets.\u00a0\u201cWe felt abandoned by this government,\u201d said Abdou Karim.<\/p>\n

In 2019 the TRRC established a medical board to review the health status of the victims. The Board again recommended an abroad treatment for four students but so far nothing happened.\u00a0Ebou Faye Njie, from the TRRC victim support unit, told JusticeInfo they are working on a remedy to the victims\u2019 health problems. It is not clear what solution they have and when it would be implemented.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cFor 19 years, we have been crying for justice,\u201d said Senghore before the TRRC. Their cry continues. And Senghore\u2019s dream of studying medicine, like those of his schoolmates, remains a pipe dream.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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