| 5,598,745 |
13.4531 |
-16.5775 |
Gambia |
|
In March, a secret military court sentenced three soldiers to death and three other soldiers to life in prison on charges of treason, desertion, conspiracy, and mutiny, relating to their alleged involvement in the failed December 2014 coup. |
| 5,598,750 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,754 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,758 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,762 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,766 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,770 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
A sit-down protest organized by the University of the Gambia was held by students from 26 to 31 March, to denounce the new grading system. |
| 5,598,774 |
13.4383 |
-16.6781 |
Gambia |
|
Brothers Muhammed Fadel Hydara and Hatabu Hydara were reportedly picked up from their homes in Serekunda by alleged NIA members. They have not been seen since |
| 5,598,779 |
13.4531 |
-16.5775 |
Gambia |
|
Alagie Abdoulie Ceesay, manager of Taranga FM radio station, was picked up by NIA agents on July 2 and released July 13, without charge; he was reportedly severely tortured. Ceesay was seen forced into a car in Banjul four days later. He is on trial for sedition and has been refused bail |
| 5,598,782 |
13.4531 |
-16.5775 |
Gambia |
|
Kartong residents protested against mining activties in their village, preventing trucks from collecting sand in the area. The stand-off went on until around 3 am when the truck drivers decided to leave their vehicles behind. |
