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Gambia Govt suffers set back at ECOWAS court
Friday, 22 October 2010 21:20

On June 30, 2009, the Community Court ruled against Gambian government's first objection asking the court to dismiss Saidykhan case on grounds that the court had no jurisdiction to hear the case and also that Saidykhan had also not exhausted all local remedies.
This ruling means that the court will consider in its judgment the clothing that Saidykhan wore during his torture ordeal as well as his medical records which he tendered during his evidence.
The court has fixed December 21 as the day it will deliver its judgment.
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I wish Mr. Justice Minister Gomez would have the balls to one day stop his official car and just pay a surprise visit to Mile 2 and see for himself those citizens whose 72-hour detention without charge limit has expired by months and years! I bet many hands would go up if that question was put to the inmates.
Some might say he would be lucky if he did not join them the next day and they could be right, but that is the type of practical steps that can help help move us out of this legal quagmire created by that paranoid Sheikh in Banjul.
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