THE PEOPLE DESERVE ELECTRICITY. THE PEOPLE DESERVE ANSWERS. EFSCRJ stands in solidarity with citizens protesting the persistent electricity crisis and Banjul and beyond.Prolonged blackouts are…
EFSCRJ HUMAN RIGHTS INCIDENT REPORT — AUGUST 2026 The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice presents its Human Rights Incident Report for August…
EFSCRJ Election Watch: Publish the Coalition Agreements! Four political coalitions have emerged ahead of the December 2026 Presidential Election, yet the signed coalition agreements/MOUs have…
EFSCRJ stands in solidarity with Gambia Participates and its Executive Director Marr Nyang following attacks over their recent election opinion poll. We welcome scrutiny and…
EFSCRJ is deeply concerned about The Gambia’s persistent electricity crisis, which is disrupting livelihoods, healthcare, education, water supply and the enjoyment of fundamental rights. Citizens…
The 2026 WASSCE results expose a national education emergency: only 7.13% of candidates obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics, while 7,212 obtained no credit…
EFSCRJ calls on Imam Baba Leigh to resign from the National Human Rights Commission or be removed through due process following his tribalist remark that…
EFSCRJ has released its latest Election Watch Status Report as The Gambia moves closer to the December 2026 Presidential Election. The report highlights emerging concerns…
The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice has released its Human Rights Incident Report for July 2026, produced under our Monitoring, Documentation and…
EFSCRJ strongly condemns President Adama Barrow’s unconstitutional appointment of Edi M.O. Faal as Chief Justice while the tenure of Chief Justice Hassan B. Jallow had…