National Assembly, Security, Security Sector Reforms, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Askanwi Gambia National Assembly, Security, Security Sector Reforms, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Askanwi Gambia

NAMs Spend All Day Considering 18 Clauses on National Security Council Bill

Parliamentarians failed to complete the consideration stage of 26 clauses in the National Security Council (NSC) Bill on 18th March 2025, as lengthy deliberations and disagreements over key provisions prolonged the debate. More in the Parliamentary report.

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National Assembly, Security, Security Sector Reforms, Budget, Business Economy, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Askanwi Gambia National Assembly, Security, Security Sector Reforms, Budget, Business Economy, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Askanwi Gambia

NAMs Consider National Security Council Bill After Finance Minister's Latest No Show

Parliamentarians were scheduled to address three separate actions, including a report from the Finance Minister on the implementation and monitoring of the annual budget; however, only the National Security Council Bill 2023 is being considered today. More in the report.

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Police, Transitional Justice, TRRC, Human Rights, Security Sector Reforms Askanwi Gambia Police, Transitional Justice, TRRC, Human Rights, Security Sector Reforms Askanwi Gambia

Chief Supt Colley: “Shocking” TRRC Revelations Should Serve as Turning Point for Police

During the opining ceremony of a two days training for Police Officers on the Prevention of Torture organized by the National Human Rights Commission, Police Supt Colley informed his colleagues that the shocking TRRC revelations should serve as a turning point for the Police. More in this detailed publication.

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