25 people charged with sedition: Jobarteh Manneh, Batch Samba Jallow, Mama Jawara (f), Ismaila Jawara, Adama Ceesay (f), Alhaji Mori Kebba Saidykhan, Lang Hawa ...
AI visited the Gambia in January 1996 to discuss its concerns about the erosion of safeguards for political detainees and the reintroduction of the death penalty ...
Of those arrested since 12 October 1995, only one person is known to have been released. Lawyer Ouissainu Darboe was released on 6 November - he was never brought ...
At least 40 people, arrested since 12 October 1995, are being held incommunicado in various places near the Gambian capital, Banjul. AI is concerned for their well ...
1. Former Yugoslavia: 'Disappeared ' must not be forgotten (includes photograph of woman lighting candle during vigil for the "disappeared" in Zagreb, Croatia). ...
1. Moratoria on executions in Albania and Moldova; 2. Mauritius abolishes death penalty, but President refuses to sign bill; 3. Poland: Abolitionist bill drafted ...
Presented here are the five oral statements made by Amnesty International (AI) in August 1993 in Geneva. Under item 6 AI described the practice of political killings ...
The Gambia has become the seventh African country to abolish the death penalty, and has announced its intention to accede to the Second Optional Protocol of the ...
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