The Postponed Trial of Michael Sang Correa and the Quest for Accountability for victims of Human Rights Violations

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Can justice be served after decades of brutal dictatorship? Join me, Isatou Jammeh, as we investigate the postponed trial of Michael Sang Correa, an alleged member of the Gambian Dead Squad, accused of heinous acts of torture under former President Yaya Jame's regime. This episode unpacks the legal battles, the defense’s motions, and the critical role of due process in ensuring a fair and just trial, even for those accused of grave human rights violations.
Discover the delicate balance between justice for victims and the rights of the accused as we explore recent developments that have pushed the trial date to April 7, 2025. Hear about the pivotal decisions made by the court, the defense's strategies, and the implications for the victims who have waited so long for accountability. Stay engaged with us at the Victims Podcast, as we promise to keep you updated and informed every step of the way.

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