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"Photograph taken in Dakar, Senegal of a march / protest on 22nd July 2014, the Gambia, Global Day of Action. Amnesty International joined forces with other human rights groups for a global day of action marking 20 years since President Jammeh’s seizure of power. Activists across the world held protests and public events to raise awareness about the dire human rights situation in The Gambia, where many live in fear of arbitrary arrest, torture and enforced disappearance. In The Gambia, the anniversary is historically celebrated by the authorities as “Freedom Day”. Journalists, human rights defenders, political activists and other Gambians are frequently targeted for exercising their rights to freedom of expression. A series of laws adopted since President Jammeh came to power in 1994 makes it possible for these violations to take place with almost total impunity and discourages victims from seeking redress. The day of action takes place ahead of a United Nations review of The Gambia’s human rights record in October 2014. Signs and placards include the text: Gambie, 20 ans de peur protegez les defenseurs des driots humains / arretez de baillonner les journalistes."
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