Senegal: Authorities must deliver justice to victims of violent repression of protests since 2021

By Amnesty International

The Senegalese authorities must deliver justice, truth and reparation to the thousands of victims of the violent crackdown on protests between 2021 and 2024, said Amnesty International on the first anniversary of a law granting an amnesty to security forces. The amnesty law, passed on 6 March 2024, covers all acts likely to be classified […] The post Senegal: Authorities must deliver justice to victims of violent repression of protests since 2021 appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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