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These two new developments of convicting persons who committed crimes against humanity under the Jammeh regime is roundly welcomed by many Gambians, especially the victims, who have continued to appeal to your good Office to bring ex-president Jammeh and his 69 collaborators to book.
By Abdul Tejan-Cole In the past few weeks the Gambia’s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC) has churned out startling revelations that sent the entire nation into a state of shock. Although many of what was revealed had been rumoured for years, it was still chilling to hear the confessions. It started when Lt. Malick Jatta took the stand. Sgt. Omar Jallow
Since Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999, at least 19 journalists have been killed – mostly in questionable circumstances.
On Thursday 20 October, Baboucar “Bai” Lowe has given his first statement in six month of trial in Germany. The Gambian national, an alleged member of a notorious killing squad called the “Junglers” accused of crimes against humanity, claims that he was never part of it and that the self-incriminating statements he gave were based on narrations of others.
Until today there was no public confession or evidence tying Yahya Jammeh to murder of journalist Deyda Hydara - Anadolu Agency