Brikama Children’s Court Stalled for Months Without Magistrate
[Foroyaa Newspaper - The Gambia] - 11/09/2025
By Louise Jobe For more than two months, the Brikama Children’s Court has been without a sitting magistrate, leaving dozens of cases involving young people in limbo. The court, once overseen by Magistrate Theresse William, has struggled to resume normal sittings since her resignation earlier (…)
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