Laurent Fabius se rend au siège du mouvement «Y en a marre» (PHOTOS)

les français ont gagné au jeu d' échec avec wade!

fabius viens remercier des pions qui n'ont rein compris les y en a marriste ils se prennent pour des heros ces trou de cul

diadieuf lemzo le senegalais dafa ignane.....je suis totalement d accord avec toi

PRESS RELEASE: Yaya Jammeh of the Gambia.

UNDER EMBARGO TO 00:01GMT 23 July 2012

Gambia: Free activist jailed for life over anti-government T-shirts

An activist serving life imprisonment with hard labour for printing and distributing T-shirts calling for an end to the
dictatorship in The Gambia must be freed, Amnesty International said marking its annual Day of Action calling for
improved human rights in the country.
Dr Amadou Scattred Janneh, the country's former Minister for Information and Communication, was arrested in June
2011 after printing and distributing T-shirts made by the NGO ‘Coalition for Change – The Gambia’ (CCG) which
featured the slogan "End to Dictatorship Now". He was found guilty of treason in January 2012.
Every year in The Gambia journalists, human rights activists and political opponents are unlawfully arrested, tortured,
harassed and threatened making it impossible for them to do their work. The prospect of a fair trial for most people is
bleak.
“Dr Janneh is a prisoner of conscience and is emblematic of the horrific human rights situation that prevails in the
Gambia today,” said Ayodele Ameen, Amnesty International’s Gambia campaigner.
“President Yahya Jammeh continues to show a zero-tolerance attitude to any form of criticism and ruthlessly persecutes
anyone who speaks out.”
The blatant disregard for human rights in The Gambia continues as earlier this year President Jammeh gave
instructions to the security forces including the Inspector General of Police, to “shoot first and ask questions later” in an
attempt to rid the country of “armed robbers”.
Amnesty International has warned that such a hard-handed crackdown on criminal activity will lead to further human
rights violations.
“The police and other security forces have a duty to protect lives and property and uphold the rule of law. They must do
so in a professional and responsible manner that promotes and protects human rights of all individuals, including the
rights of criminals and alleged criminals,” said Ameen.
Amnesty International has documented a wide range of human rights violations in The Gambia including enforced
disappearances that are yet to be resolved and unlawful killings by security forces who have not been identified and
brought to justice.
“The dire human rights situation in The Gambia and the restriction on freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly
makes President Jammeh’s self-proclaimed ‘freedom day’ laughable,” said Ameen.
“The Gambia must stop making a mockery of its international and regional human rights obligations and ensure the
human rights of all people in the country are respected, protected and fulfilled”

Maintenir le cap,être vigilant sur la ligne fixée sans compromission aucune ;même avec les relations qui occupent maintenant des positions de pouvoir .Mais encore une fois merci de nous avoir insuflé l'espoir qui nous avait quitté sur notre jeunesse ,merci de leur avoir insuflé cet esprit "NTS" qui leur permettra de faire face à l'adversité ,aux facteurs bloquants de l'Afropessimisme l'esprit NTS qu'incarne la génération consciente doit impérativement prendre le dessus sur l'esprit Mbalax incarné par la génération inconsciente ,cet esprit MBalax destructeur a perverti des pans entiers de notre société et a permis à l'oscurantisme de régner en maître dans nos cités ces derniéres décennies.

des rappeurs engagés n doivent pas recevoir des colons,c contre l principe du mouvement,j sw déçu ,.attention fadel c marier avec une française et simon est français. fou maladz à son grand dans l staff de macky. hé wa saloum kilifa ak thiat yéwouléénnn

Les wadistes veulent nous berner . Merci y en à marre. Des héros et des modèles pour toute la jeunesse africaine. Accompagné macky mais Ne lâchez rien. Wade et son gang plus jamais . Iba der la honte du siècle . Zéro honneur zéro dignité ce vieux .

Pourquoi Laurent Fabius n'a pas encouragé les jeunes français à faire comme Y'en A Marre si c'est un mouvement qu'il estime bon pour un pays de démocratie. Foutaises la France veut toujours controler ces jeunes pour foutre le bordel chez nous