ARTICLE 19 Senegal and West Africa, GPU, and IPI contribute to The Gambia’s fourth UPR cycle, focusing on freedom of expression, media freedom, journalist safety,
All around the world, women and girls suffer from various and intersecting forms of discrimination that deny them their full enjoyment of fundamental human rights.
In a recent analysis, ARTICLE 19 has closely examined a draft Cybercrime Bill (the Draft Bill) in The Gambia to assess its compliance with international
This report presents the findings and recommendations of ARTICLE 19 Senegal and West Africa Office regarding the human rights situation in Senegal, with a particular
Senegal enjoys a diverse media landscape with a mix of public and private media outlets, and an active community of independent journalists. As the country
ARTICLE 19 expresses deep concern over recent actions taken by the Togolese authorities against the foreign press, just days before the legislative elections scheduled for
ARTICLE 19 expresses deep concern over recent measures taken by the Togolese authorities against the foreign press, just days before the legislative elections scheduled for
TERMS OF REFERENCE (ToR) DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS AND PRESS OFFICER Responsible to: Regional DirectorKey relationships: Advocacy and Policy Research Associate, Projects and Programme Team, Administration, International
As Senegal approaches its pivotal presidential election on 24 March, 2024, ARTICLE 19 calls on the authorities to safeguard human rights, particularly freedom of expression
