Senegal: Authorities must deliver justice to victims of violent repression of protests since 2021

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The fight for justice: Amnesty International on Senegal's protest crisis

Amnesty International has called on Senegalese authorities to deliver justice, truth, and compensation to victims of protests from 2021 to 2024.

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Senegal: Authorities must deliver justice to victims of violent repression of protests since 2021

The Senegalese authorities must deliver justice, truth and reparation to the thousands of victims of the violent crackdown on protests between 2021 and 2024, said Amnesty International on the first anniversary of a law granting an amnesty to security forces.  The amnesty law, passed on 6 March 2024, covers all acts likely to be classified as crimes or offences relating to ‘demonstrations or politically motivated events’, which took place between…

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On March 07, 66th day and 10th week of 2025, the world commemorates the day "against Endometriosis". Meanwhile, cyberattacks are raging in Morocco and threatening banks. The IMF calls for transparency on Senegalese debt before any future operation. Burkinabe trade unions resume service and alert.

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• Amnesty International demands justice for victims of demonstrations in Senegal • Senegal: Former President Macky SALL has received no notification from the royal cabinet of the King to leave the territory • Diplomacy: Dakar gets guarantees from Washington in the fight against jihadist terrorism

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Frontal of Mauritania, which has experienced the horrors of terrorism, but also of Mali, always confronted with the actions of the subsidiaries of Al-Qaeda and ISIS, Senegal does not diminish the guard against the progression of the terrorist threat in the Sahel. Vigilance is all the more necessary as a terrorist attack was recently recorded in Kayes, not far from the common border of Senegal, in front of the mining regions of Kédougou and Tamba…

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The recent political history of our country has been marked by a series of bloody events, violent demonstrations and growing tensions between the state and the radical opposition mainly embodied by the Pastef party. The Ousmane Sonko case, which shook the country between 2021 and 2024, had become a symbol of a struggle for power but also a point of friction on how Senegal managed its democracy and principles of justice, at least until Macky Sall…