The publication – The Gambia as a Bastion of Human Rights Advocacy in Africa, 1965 – 1994, highlights The Gambia’s long and illustrious record of upholding human rights and dignity dating to the colonial period. Even during British rule, Gambian patriots found ways of maintaining the maximum level of freedom of expression and assembly despite the panoply of colonial regulation and laws, which were inimical to free expression.
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