The United Kingdom Minister for Africa has joined the world to condemn state sponsoredย violence on opposition. In a statement, published below, James Duddridge calls on Gambianย government to “either release or charge” those in detention.
James Duddridge, Minister for Africa, expresses concern on The Gambian Governmentโs reaction to peaceful protests.
Commenting on The Gambian Governmentโs response to electoral reform protests, Minister for Africa James Duddridge said:
I am deeply concerned over allegations of excessive violence and ill treatment of those in custody following peaceful demonstrations in The Gambia.
The United Kingdom calls on The Gambian authorities to investigate these claims in a thorough and transparent manner, ensuring that anyone responsible for any wrongdoing is held accountable and brought to justice.
Those in custody should either be charged or released immediately and be treated in accordance with internationally acceptable human rights standards.
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