Gambia: No Justice for 2005 Massacre of Migrants

Click to expand Image Families of massacre victims, in Kumasi Ghana, April 2018. © 2018 Reed Brody/HRW (Accra) – The families of more than 50 Ghanaian and other West African migrants killed in Gambia and Senegal 15 years ago have yet to learn the full truth and obtain justice concerning the massacre, 11 human rights organizations said today. Amid growing evidence that the murders were carried out by Gambian security force members acting on the orders of then-president Yahya Jammeh, the groups called for an international investigation of the massacre. “A credible international investigation…

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