West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
The African human rights family has honoured The Gambia's retired Chief Justice Hassan B. Jallow for his contribution to human rights in Africa.
Gambia's Information Minister, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, says there is no evidence linking the opposition UDP to a recent student protest at the University of The Gambia.
Gambia initiates plan to reduce maternal mortality, improve healthcare services
Gambia's Justice Minister, Dawda Jallow, urges sustainable funding for the country's hybrid Special Tribunal to ensure accountability for past human rights violations.
UDP leader Ousainou Darboe vows to prioritize reliable electricity supply in hospitals and improve maternal healthcare if elected president.
University of The Gambia takes emergency measures to address students' concerns over food, water, internet, and transportation after peaceful protest.
Gambia's National Human Rights Commission calls for stronger policies and accountability to address climate change's devastating impact on human rights.
WFD dialogues with traditional, religious leaders on women's political participation ahead of The Gambia's 2027 National Assembly and local government elections.
Gambia's National Builders Party led by Ansu Sanneh unveils a blueprint to transform security, agriculture, infrastructure, housing, and youth empowerment.
Gambia Revenue Authority officials attend IMF-Africtac2 West-East regional seminar in Kigali, Rwanda, to discuss digital transformation in revenue administration.
Reporters Without Borders and The Gambia Press Union have started a three-day training for 25 journalists on election reporting, safety, and hate speech ahead of December's presidential e...
Gambia takes step toward ratifying ILO Convention 189 on Domestic Workers
