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Thank you so much. When popes motorcade drove down fifth avenue you could see the joy, not only on the peoples faces but on the popes face himself. News 4 Gus Rosendale is live with the memorable moments. The big crowds kept away from the residents right now so the pope can get a good night sleep after one of his longest days on the journey. Pope francis resting on the Upper East Side at east 72nd street. A long day for the holy father and those who packed midtown for a glimpse of the worlds most famous compact car and its passenger who dazzled millions with a wave of the arm. Juan carlos jour...

Prevent things from happening so you dont have to. They put the fencing up. Do you remember the test, how many miles . It was 39 miles of fencing. 39 miles. Around the city to protect the pope. And so if you can screen people and make sure that nobody is bringing anything in that could in any way possibly harm the pope, then your job is easier once youre here with this pope flanked by these trucks and cars and all of the security personnel. Theyre taking absolutely no chances, no chances. How careful they are. Were on the other side of the security barrier. Were right across from st. Patricks ...

IFEX Africa Editor Reyhana Masters underscores how civic space and key free expression rights have been undermined in the West African country, and implications for its upcoming election - and beyond.

The authorities in Senegal have cracked down on the opposition, media, and civil society, ahead of general elections scheduled for February 25, 2024, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities should effectively investigate all violence by the security forces, release people arbitrarily detained, including on politically motivated grounds, and guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly, essential to genuinely free and fair elections.

Senegal: Pre-Election Crackdown