In Episode 3 of The Conversation, we feature Mrs Aisha Jammeh-Njie, transitional justice activist, niece to ex-Presi Jammeh.
Aisha spent better part of her life searching for her father who disappeared in custody of Jammeh.
We discussed fights for justice; dad's legacy, Kanilai.
"We will help Gambia increase accountability and give a voice to all the people of this great nation. I have seen firsthand the power of these partnerships in other countries and look forward to moving forward with many here in The #Gambia," she wrote, via @GambiaPost
#Gambia announces new fuel prices to enable it "absorb the effects of the increment" in global market by reducing the price from GMD80 to the current pump price (PMS GMD65.39 and AGO GMD61).
#Gambia IEC's Transparency, Capacity Key in EU Obserers' Recommendations via @GambiaPost
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"The Gambia may be a geographically small state, but we stand tall in the international community of States and take pride in promoting and protecting human rights, and international accountability for atrocity crimes like genocide" - Dawda A. Jallow
@TRRC_Gambia follows other transitional justice processes around the continent, such as South Africa; Kenya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone…. A closer look at all these reveal a pattern, which we need to take a step back and ask, what is it that we are missing?”
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"The culture of silence in #Gambia is inter-generational: our mothers were trained by their parents to keep such acts secret. They too trained us to keep the same secrets. Unless we start teaching our kids to break the silence, the cycle will continue," @BaldehF@WomenInLiberat1