Senegal. Prohibitions, violence, arbitrary arrests: the right to protest is under threat

By Amnesty International

Repeated bans on demonstrations, together with the deaths of people during such protests, represent a real threat to the right to protest in Senegal, Amnesty International has said. Amnesty International is calling on the Senegalese authorities to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly, conduct independent and impartial investigations into the deaths of previous demonstrators, and […] The post Senegal. Prohibitions, violence, arbitrary arrests: the right to protest is under threat appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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Senegal. Prohibitions, violence, arbitrary arrests: the right to protest is under threat ￼

Senegal. Prohibitions, violence, arbitrary arrests: the right to protest is under threat