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Today, our team visited #Kerrmot Ali to engage with victims in an educative session focused on the post-TRRC process, particularly on accountability mechanisms and the role of the Reparations Commission. The session provided a platform for community members to share their lived experiences and frustrations. Below are key highlights from the discussion: The police stations here and in Njau continue to violate our basic human rights. In cases of conflict, decisions are consistently biased against us, often because of our religious identity.” When we try to cross into the Gambian side, we face immediate arrest by the police, harassment, or discrimination from community members many of whom are not even Gambian citizens.” None of us born after 2009 have birth certificates. When we approach the Alkalo for help, he denies our citizenship and refuses to provide any supporting documents.” We face constant discrimination and risk of arrest when trying to travel. Our right to freedom of movement has effectively been taken from us. We are exhausted and frustrated.” We have waited too long. The systematic injustice against us continues unchecked. We call on the government to respect the High Court’s ruling and implement the TRRC’s recommendations without further delay.” @PostTRRC_Gambia @NHRCGambia

YelefInitiative's tweet photo. Today, our team visited #Kerrmot Ali to engage with victims in an educative session focused on the post-TRRC process, particularly on accountability mechanisms and the role of the Reparations Commission. The session provided a platform for community members to share their lived experiences and frustrations.

Below are key highlights from the discussion:

The police stations here and in Njau continue to violate our basic human rights. In cases of conflict, decisions are consistently biased against us, often because of our religious identity.”

When we try to cross into the Gambian side, we face immediate arrest by the police, harassment, or discrimination from community members many of whom are not even Gambian citizens.”

None of us born after 2009 have birth certificates. When we approach the Alkalo for help, he denies our citizenship and refuses to provide any supporting documents.”

We face constant discrimination and risk of arrest when trying to travel. Our right to freedom of movement has effectively been taken from us. We are exhausted and frustrated.”

We have waited too long. The systematic injustice against us continues unchecked. We call on the government to respect the High Court’s ruling and implement the TRRC’s recommendations without further delay.” @PostTRRC_Gambia @NHRCGambia

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