Senegal: The State must move from commitment to strong action to protect talibé children

By Amnesty International

The Senegalese authorities must meet their obligations and take action to end violations of the rights of children often referred to as talibé ( studying in Quranic schools commonly known as daaras), Amnesty International said today in a new briefing. The economic exploitation of talibé children through forced begging, which constitutes a form of trafficking, […] The post Senegal: The State must move from commitment to strong action to protect talibé children appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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