2024-04-14 20:13:04
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This Sunday, the second day of the electoral campaign for the legislative and regional elections scheduled for April 29. A campaign once morest a backdrop of protests. Three weeks ago, the National Assembly, aligned with the party of the Head of State, Faure Gnassingbé, voted for a text on the sly, which modifies the Constitution. Faced with the outcry, the president had to postpone the elections and asked parliament for a second reading.
Will Gabon renounce its international commitments to protect the rights of the LGBT community? 4 years following the adoption by parliament of a law on the decriminalization of homosexuality, the question is on the table of discussions of the national dialogue underway in Libreville. A dilemma for the panelists who decide on the basis of citizen contributions in favor of a return to the criminalization of homosexuality.
Ten years have passed since Nigeria’s most famous mass kidnapping, when Boko Haram fighters kidnapped 276 students from a school in the small northeastern town of Chibok. But a decade later… mass kidnappings are still happening in Nigeria… and nearly a hundred of the Chibok girls have not been found. Decryption with Emmanuel Igah, political scientist and geopolitical consultant, Author of “Nigeria Vade-mecum” and our correspondent Moïse Gomis.
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