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Climate reparations are becoming a reality. Here's what they could look like.

Grist asked 10 different countries how they would use the long-awaited “loss and damage” climate fund launched at COP28.

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Rising insecurity a setback for The Gambia's transition

After two decades of dictatorship, The Gambia embraced democracy with President Adama Barrow’s 2016 election victory. But as is often the case in transitions from autocracy to democracy, stability remains elusive and economic growth insufficient to alleviate structural problems like high unemployment. Barrow was re-elected in December 2021, and a crucial test for his second term will be to curb rising insecurity and crime. Under Yahya Jammeh’s rule, communal clashes and crimes such as armed robbery, arson and banditry were uncommon in The Gambia. There was little political room for internal and external conflicts. Jammeh was notorious for ‘setting an example’ with anyone believed to be threatening the country’s stability, especially those who challenged the security forces.

Rising insecurity, social tensions a setback for The Ga...

Gambia has embraced democratic processes but crime and communal clashes threaten gains made under president Adama Barrow’s leadership. 

ISS: Rising insecurity a setback for The Gambia's transition

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