Dialogue, not handcuffs
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 28/08/2025
The wave of protests over data costs is more than just noise in the streets. It is a cry from young Gambians who feel cornered by policies that make life harder, not easier. The arrests and charges against these protesters expose a troubling trend: the criminalisation of dissent. At the centre (…)
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