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Gambia must stop wave of homophobic arrests and torture | Amnesty International USA

20.11.14

Gambia must stop wave of homophobic arrests and torture | Amnesty International USA: “This unacceptable crackdown reveals the scale of state-sponsored homophobia in Gambia. Intimidation, harassment, and any arrest based solely on sexual orientation or gender identity is in clear violation of international and regional human rights law. The Gambian authorities must immediately stop this homophobic assault”.�
Amnesty International considers people who are arrested and detained solely on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity to be prisoners of conscience. They should be released immediately and unconditionally.


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