Gambia Voices

SEEKING JUSTICE FOR THE VICTIMS OF 10-11 APRIL 2000 STUDENT PROTEST IN THE GAMBIA: Reginald Carrol, Karamo Barrow, Lamin A. Bojang, Ousman Sabally, Sainey Nyabally, Ousman Sembene, Bakary Njie, Claesco Pierra, Momodou Lamin Njie, Ebrima Barry, Wuyea Foday Mansareh, Bamba Jobarteh, Momodou Lamin Chune, Abdoulie Sanyang, Omar Barrow, and Burama Badjie

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Date: 11/01/2017Author: Ansumana Ceesay 0 Comments

Published by Ansumana Ceesay

I'm a Gambian who wants one thing and only one thing, JUSTICE for my comrades, #10/11Apr2000 Victims. On the 10th and 11th of April 2000, Sixteen (16) students, including a Red Cross volunteer were gunned down in the Gambia, broad daylight by the security forces, since then, the killers have been indemnified from prosecution by the Yahya Jammeh's government. Gambia Voices is setup to seek justice for the students that were killed, maimed, tortured and jailed for only exercising their constitutional rights, by peacefully protesting and seeking answers from the authorities for the brutal killing a student Ebrima Barry and the raped of another student by security forces in the Gambia respectively. Of course, the fight for justice goes further than that, as it include all other injustices that were and are being carried out on daily basis against the people of the Gambia. No relenting in our efforts to see justice serve for the #10/11Apr2000 victims. Human rights are God given so we should all strive to uphold them. Each and everyone is welcome to join us in our fight and to give voice to all those voiceless Gambians regardless of their political, tribal, religious, race, gender, sex and age. You have a story to tell, feel free to contact us, be rest assured your privacy will be protected. Email: gambiavoices@gmail.com Twitter: @GambiaVoices Facebook: facebook.com/gambiavoice www.gambiavoices.com

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