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Share credit for victory, deliver on their mandate
By Karamba Touray
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For the past two election cycles, UDP and PDOIS notwithstanding, their identical commitments to democracy, freedom, liberty and the rule of law have been unsuccessful in forging a workable electoral arrangement to usher in change. The reasons...
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posted on Monday, August 02, 2010 1:29 PM by egsankara
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Press Release
GPU EU
Elects Interim
Committee
Members of the Gambia Press Union/UK now renamed; The Gambia Press Union/ EU, on Thursday July 22 2010, held an emergency meeting at Amnesty International offices in London to elect a new committee...
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posted on Saturday, July 31, 2010 10:59 PM by egsankara
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Commentary
Economic gains benefit insignificant percentage of people
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By Mathew K Jallow, Associate Editor
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To understand how Gambia’s economic engine functions, and the forces that are driving it, one only has to examine how stated economic policy objectives are operationalized by the state. First, the point of departure has to be Yahya Jammeh’s perspective on how the state ought to operate in the process of....
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posted on Thursday, July 29, 2010 5:16 PM by egsankara
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The Gambia on the road to political limbo
By D. A. Jawo, Banjul, The Gambia
It is barely six months to the next presidential elections, and yet, it is only Yahya Jammeh who is out campaigning, of course in the guise of ‘Dialogue with the People’ tour. The opposition parties are keeping so quiet as if nothing is about to happen for the next decade. Indeed, the complete quietness in the opposition camp is no doubt why President Jammeh said on the first day of his country-wide tour that he was not going to campaign, even though his every action and utterance, including holding rallies to welcome so-called carpet crossers from the UDP, during the tour, tantamount to campaigning.
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posted on Saturday, July 24, 2010 2:34 AM by egsankara
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As Jammeh and thugs celebrate, we remember the executed, murdered, disappeared
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By Mathew K Jallow
As Yahya Jammeh and his thugs celebrate a political catastrophy that is July 22, we remember our fellow citizens who have been executed, murdered, tortured and disappreared at the hands of Yahya Jammeh and his criminal gang. This is an incomplete list, and we are urging our readers to help the media and human rights organizations compile complete and up-to-date list. If you know of someone who has been murdered, executed, disappeared, tortures...
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posted on Thursday, July 22, 2010 7:45 PM by egsankara
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Amnesty International

Who assasinated journalist Deida Hydara?
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Introduction
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The Day of Action (DOA) is an annual campaign held on 22 July to raise human rights concerns in Gambia.
July 22 is referred to as ‘Freedom Day’ by Gambian President Yahya Jammeh to celebrate the day he took power in a military coup in 1994, and ‘liberated’ the Gambian people...
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posted on Thursday, July 22, 2010 11:21 AM by egsankara
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Amnesty International: Freedom Day
“Freedom Day” in The Gambia is a travesty
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Mile 2 Prison, Gambia
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As Gambia celebrates its national holiday today, called “Freedom Day” by President Yahya Jammeh, hundreds of activists representing over eighty seven non-governmental organisations participated in protests and other activities in fourteen countries. On this “Day of Action,” activists in 14 different countries worldwide will draw attention to the appalling
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posted on Thursday, July 22, 2010 11:12 AM by egsankara
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Commentary
There will
be hell to pay being a
privileged
member of
Jammeh’s inner clique
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By Mathew K Jallow, Associate editor
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The long drawn out courtroom arguments are over. The fiery exchanges have ended. The acrimonious proceedings have been reduced to one solitary word; guilty. Even by our standards, the verdict was unexpected. It was unbelievable......
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posted on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 7:41 PM by egsankara
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Public Announcement

Nana Grey-Johnson
Dear all, kindly find below a message from Mr Nana Grey-Johnson, the Interim Vice President of the Writers Association of The Gambia. For the Press, kindly support us by publishing its contents on any available space on your papers. To all our partners....
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posted on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 7:30 PM by egsankara
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Amnesty International
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A demonstration to stop:
Arbitrary arrests, unfair trials, and torture in the Gambia. And ensure the immediate and unconditional release of journalist Ebrima Manneh, Edwin Nebolisa Nwakaeme, and Femi Peters, three prisoners of conscience detained solely for peacefully exercising their basic human rights...
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posted on Sunday, July 18, 2010 2:34 PM by egsankara
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