Filing, made two weeks before military staged a coup, is likely to delay proceedings by at least a year.
Filing, made two weeks before military staged a coup, is likely to delay proceedings by at least a year.
The Take speaks to two women about their decision to leave the US and the UK to move to Ghana and The Gambia for good.
The two nations will pay special attention to prosecuting gender-based violence against Rohingya, including rape.
Gambian citizen Momodou Lamin Sisay was killed during a standoff with police in Georgia on May 29.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization also warned that the problem is particularly acute in developing countries.
Momodou Lamin Sisay, son of retired Gambian diplomat, was shot after a car chase in the town of Snellville, Georgia.
Despite WHO warning against using untested remedies for the virus, many African countries have ordered the drink.
Protests in The Gambia are escalating. Al Jazeera’s Nicolas Haque shares his insights into the growing tensions with The Take.
FGM severely hampers career prospects and economic opportunities for 200 million women and girls.
Protests erupt against President Adama Barrow, who pledged in 2016 to step down after three years.
Three years after Yayha Jammeh fled, victims of abuse under the former regime say justice is too slow to come.
Experts celebrate landmark ruling, but have little hope that gov’t which denies genocide will prevent further violence.
Protest follows self-exiled leader’s insistence in recent audio recording that The Gambia guarantee his right to return.
UN court’s decision on measures to prevent more harm against Myanmar’s Rohingya minority expected on Jan 23.