Broken promises leave Gambians at the mercy of Jammeh-era repressive laws
By Waceke Njoroge Stalled legal reforms have left in the statute books oppressive laws that could be used to trample...
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Adama Barrow’s fight for political survival threatens Jammeh victims’ quest for justice
By Journalists For Justice Reporter “That is a betrayal of the victims of this country. It is a betrayal of...
They killed my sister and her husband, and refused to allow us to see their bodies
Gunshots rang out at Hamza Barracks, Banjul, on the night of August 26-27, 2011. After the ensuing confusion had cleared,...
I want Ebou Lowe to be remembered as a hero, a person with a good heart
Lieutenant Ebou Lowe was among several people who were arrested in connection with an alleged foiled coup in March 2006,...
Kafo Bayo and his family paid a high price for the 2016 protests
By Zainab Jobarteh Officially, Yahya Jammeh fell from authority when he lost the presidential elections of December 2016. But most...
