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(04.07.2007 )
Real estate in Gambia The People of Sandu Gambia are waiting

Many people in Sandu have been anxiously waiting for the outcome of the case of the chief of Sandu who has been taken to Basse Police Station after accused of causing willful damage to the Gambian property of one Saikou Jawara. The transport, a car with registration number BJL 62240D is still parked pending the outcome of the envisaged court case. One Foday Sanyang and Mawdo Sisawo were in the transport. Any observer who examines the transport would realise that those in it could have suffered severe injuries if luck was not on their side. The victims, as well as members of the Independent Electoral Commission, have already made their statements. Some people have already been saying, "There is no justice in the country and nothing will come out of this."

Mr. Attorney General, is there justice in the country? Is it guiding the action of law enforcement agencies?

Do people have to resort to private suits to get justice or will the state take the bull by the horn and allow just retribution to accompany willful transgressions.

Mr. Attorney General, if proper investigation is not done and appropriate charges preferred, many people in Sandu will lose faith in the justice system in this country. This is what gives rise to complaints to international human rights organisations and international exposures. Some people in the Executive would then accuse those who expose such wrongs as being unpatriotic. The time to act is now. Failure to act will give strength to impunity. Nobody has a right to take the law into one's hand. None other than the members of the judiciary have powers to judge. This is why we are urging for the due process of law to be adhered to in this case. Otherwise the victims should seek redress through civil suit to combat impunity.

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