Advisory Note on the Right to Food in The GambiaSize: 443.85 KB
Date: 19/2/2026
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Advisory Note on the Right to Food in The Gambia
This Advisory note analyses Gambian laws on the death penalty, both statutory and case laws, and emerging trends on the abolition of the death penalty.
This Advisory Note offers a picture of the current state of the accessibility and quality of mental health services in The Gambia. It lays the foundation for the urgency of having the Mental Health Bill, 2019 pass into law.
Advisory Note on the Elections
Sexual harassment, particularly against women poses a serious challenge to victims. It can affect the victim's self-esteem and dignity. Although sexual harassment often takes the form of men harassing women, it can also happen to men, women, boys and girls in different contexts. At present, there is no law that requires employers to adopt anti-sexual harassment policies in The Gambia.
Section 25 (1) (d) and (e) of the 1997 Constitution, guarantees the right to freedom of assembly and freedom of association, respectively. These rights are also sine qua non for effective political participation and accountability.
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