Victims’ Center Opens Register
The Gambia Center for Victims of Human Rights Violations (Victims’ Center) has announced the opening a register of victims of human rights violations under...
‘Government Should Consider The Rights Of The Disabled’ Lamin Ceesay
By Nelson Manneh
Lamin Ceesay, a staff of the Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, GADHOH, said Government should consider the rights...
‘Journey Towards Human Rights Tested’ President Barrow swears-in Faraba Commission
By Kebba Jeffang
President Adama Barrow admits that the journey towards the consolidation of democracy, good governance and human rights by his Government, has been...
Family Members Of Faraba Banta Victims ...
By Louise Jobe
The grandmother of the late Ismaila Bah Habsa Ceesay, said the sad news of the way her grandson died, will not be...
Will The Authorities Meet The Demand Of Saidou Bah For Investigation...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Saidou Bah, the bereaved father of Ismaila Bah who was shot dead at Faraba Banta yesterday has made a simple, direct...
Father Of Slain Faraba Protester ...
MUHAMMED S. BAH
Saidou Bah father of 17 year old Ismaila Bah killed during the Faraba Banta incident, has demanded immediate justice from the Government...
Police Open Fire On Protestors ...
By Yankuba Jallow/ Louise Jobe
Two protestors were shot dead when police opened fire on protestors yesterday morning at Faraba Banta, West Coast Region.
Bakary Kujabi,...
Haruna Jatta’s Widow Faults The State May sue if Investigation Fails
By Mustapha Jallow
The widow of late Haruna Jatta, 40-year-old Rohey Jatta, in grief and sadness, expressed dissatisfaction with the way and manner the government...
Border Alkalos Urge Both Gov’ts To Resolve Border Problem Urgently
By Mustapha Jallow (reporting from Jahanka/Kerr Seny border)
The Alkalos Jahanka in The Gambia and Kerr Seny in Senegal have called on the Governments of...
National Stakeholders Consultation On Human Rights Violation
By Kebba Mamburay / Mustapha Jallow
The National Stakeholders Consultation on Tuesday 22nd May 2018, held a forum on the promotion of freedom of information...
Kerr Mot Hali Village Seek Justice From Government
By Yankuba Jallow
The people of Kerr Mot Hali, Upper Saloum District, are seeking justice from the Government of the Gambia in executing the judgment...
The case of 44 Ghanaians killed in The Gambia kept alive
By Mustapha Jallow
A French-German human rights lawyer says they have strong evidence of the killings of 44 Ghanaians in The Gambia in 2005 which...
Human Rights Defenders And The New Gambia
Where are the human rights defenders in the New Gambia? Many claimed that the impunity of the past was so oppressive that people had...
Center For Human Rights On The Arrest Of Youth Of Gunjur
The Center for Human Rights and Development (CHDRD) has expressed their dissatisfaction on the arrest and continuous detention youth protesting against environmental degradation in...
Victims Of Human Rights Violation Receive Support
By Kebba Secka
An interest free loan amounting to sixty-six thousand dalasi (D66,000), was given to seven victims of human rights violation of the former...
GPU Holds Media Reform Workshop
By: Kebba AF Touray
The Gambia Press Union (GPU) in collaboration with the National Endowment for Democracy(NED) and the International Republican Institute (IRI), organized a...
Ombudsman Explains Visits To Detention Centers, Assets Declaration
By Nelson Manneh
Mrs. Fatou Njie-Jallow, the Ombudsman of the Gambia, Thursday 26th April 2018, disclosed that her office has visited prisons and detention centers and...
‘Victim’s Center’ March In Demand For Justice From Government
By Yankuba Jallow / Louise Jobe
Members of the Victims’ Center including family members and loved ones, held a protest march 17th April 2018, on Independence...
Private Jarju Detained
By Mustapha Jallow
Private Dembo L. Jarju, a serving member of the Gambia Armed Forces, was on Thursday, 29th March 2018, arrested and detained at the...
A Step In The Right Direction Complying With The Dictates Of...
The Constitution commands that any arrested person held in custody should be either released or produced before a court within 72 hours. It states...
