Monday May 12, 2025

The Gambia

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Michael Sang Correa was Convicted on Six Counts of Torture in a U.S. Trial

Michael Sang Correa, ex-Gambian soldier linked to Yahya Jammeh’s regime, has been convicted in the U.S. for torture and human rights violations, facing up to 120 years in prison.

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Senegal’s Defence Minister to Visit Banjul

Senegalese Defence Minister Birame Diop’s visit to The Gambia on April 17, 2025, aims to boost military cooperation, address security challenges, and strengthen regional stability. (141 characters)

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Lawyer Darboe Calls on the Government to Expedite Reparations and Justice for Victims

UDP leader Ousainou Darboe calls for swift reparations and justice for Yahya Jammeh’s victims, urging TRRC implementation during a march for Ebrima Solo Sandeng. (140 characters)

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The NHRC Praises The Gambia Government for its Efforts in Promoting the Rights of Older Individuals

Rights of Older PersonsThe NHRC praises The Gambia’s commitment to older persons’ rights at the UN’s OEIWG session, urging implementation of the African Charter Protocol and a National Policy to combat ageism and ensure social protection. (139 characters)

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Gambia’s Trade Minister Calls on African Countries to Standardize Trade Laws for Improved Global Competition

Gambia’s Trade Minister Baboucarr Joof urges African nations to harmonize trade laws, reduce non-tariff barriers, and embrace AfCFTA protocols to strengthen economic growth and resilience.

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