Nigeria: Free expression is key to strengthen sovereignty
As Nigeria commemorates 65 years of independence from British colonial rule, ARTICLE 19 West Africa reflects on the country’s journey toward sovereignty, freedom of expression, […]
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Guinea: Referendum must pave way for restoration of democratic values
As Guinea prepares to hold a referendum on a new constitution on 21 September 2025, ARTICLE 19 calls on the authorities to protect human rights, […]
Guinea: Civic space shrinks ahead of September referendum
As Guinea prepares to hold a constitutional referendum on 21 September, providing the electorate an opportunity vote on whether the country should return to civilian […]
The Gambia: Authorities must release protesters and protect their rights
ARTICLE 19 is deeply concerned by the unlawful, violent arrest and continued detention of peaceful demonstrators who assembled outside the headquarters of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority […]
Rule of Law Lab and ARTICLE 19 Senegal and West Africa Welcome Access to Information Bill, Urge Alignment with International Standards
Dakar, Senegal (August 19, 2025) – The Rule of Law Lab at NYU School of Law and Article 19 Senegal and West Africa today welcomed […]