Friday September 20, 2024

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Ex-Gambia’s Interior Minister sentenced to 20 years

Ex-Gambia’s Interior Minister sentenced to 20 years

Switzerland’s top criminal court sentenced former Gambian Interior Minister Ousman Sonko to 20 years in prison for crimes against humanity related to repression under ex-President Yahya Jammeh, marking a milestone in justice efforts.

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Urgent plea from democracy group: Gambia Government must drop charges against activists

Urgent plea from democracy group: Gambia Government must drop charges against activists

The World Movement for Democracy urges the Gambia Government to respect freedom of expression, drop charges against Marr Nyang and civil society leaders, emphasizing peaceful protest rights amid a ferry crisis.

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Speaker Jatta calls for laws to protect Africa’s cultural values and sovereignty.

Speaker Jatta calls for laws to protect Africa’s cultural values and sovereignty.

Fabakary Tombong Jatta, Speaker of The National Assembly, urged African lawmakers at the 2nd African Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family Values and Sovereignty to enact laws safeguarding African family values and national sovereignty, addressing the adverse effects of politics, tribalism, and religion while emphasizing the dangers of illicit financial flows and the importance of defending national sovereignty through democratic principles, transparency, and accountability.

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Speaker Jatta urges end to Israel’s war in Gaza

Speaker Jatta urges end to Israel’s war in Gaza

During the 5th Conference of the League of Parliamentarians for Al Quds in Istanbul, Gambia’s National Assembly Speaker, Fabakary Tombong Jatta, urged immediate action to end Israel’s military operation in Gaza, emphasizing the moral imperative of supporting Palestine and advocating for justice, equality, and dignity for all, while reaffirming The Gambia’s commitment to a peaceful resolution based on international law and UN resolutions, with Al-Quds Al Shareef as its capital.

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Barrow downplays possible low turnout of heads of state at Banjul OIC summit

Barrow downplays possible low turnout of heads of state at Banjul OIC summit

Barrow minimizes concerns over potential sparse attendance by world leaders at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summit in Banjul, emphasizing the significance of the event for Gambia’s international standing and diplomatic relations despite any anticipated low turnout.

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