EFSCRJ Calls for Stronger Human Rights Protection Following NHRC Briefing The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice has welcomed the National Human Rights…
The office of the Chief Justice is too important for uncertainty or opacity. EFSCRJ calls on President Adama Barrow to make public the constitutional basis,…
Integrity is the first line of defence against corruption. As Africa marks African Anti-Corruption Day 2026, EFSCRJ reminds the Government and all Gambians that corruption…
Two Court Rulings. One Wake-Up Call. In just two days, two courts exposed a disturbing truth. The Supreme Court ruled that the Police acted unconstitutionally…
The Supreme Court rightly declared the removal of Auditor General Momodou Ceesay and his forcible eviction from office unconstitutional. However, by refusing to order his…
We have taken action. Accountability must follow. Today, EFSCRJ formally wrote to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), with copies to the Inspector General of…
Ousainou Bojang and Amie Bojang Speak! Torture allegations must never be ignored. Wrongful acquittal alone is not justice. EFSCRJ is deeply concerned by the disturbing…
NAWEC Must Deliver, Citizens Must Demand EFSCRJ stands with citizens in demanding reliable electricity and water services and accountability from NAWEC and relevant authorities. The…
Day of the African Child 2026 Today, EFSCRJ joins Africa in commemorating the Day of the African Child 2026, marking 50 years since the historic…
Electricity and water are essential public goods that underpin public health, education, economic growth, national security, and human dignity. Despite decades of reforms, institutional restructuring,…