Human rights in Senegal
Human rights in Senegal are generally better respected than in other countries in the continent, but cases of violation are still regularly reported.
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The death penalty was abolished in 2004.
LGBT rights in Senegal
See also
Linked articles
- Gender equality in Senegal
- Media of Senegal
- List of newspapers in Senegal
- Senegalese law
- Casamance conflict
Bibliography
- (in German) Kafui Ayaba Sandra Afanou, Der Menschenrechtsschutz in drei ausgewählten frankophonen Staaten Afrikas : Togo, Senegal und Kamerun, Frankfurt-sur-le-Main, Berlin, Berne, Brussels, New York, Oxford and Vienna, Lang, 2005, 228 p. (after a thesis at the University of Heidelberg, 2002) ISBN 3-631-51392-5
- (in English) James T. Lawrence (editor), Human rights in Africa Hauppauge, N.Y., Nova Science, 2004, 252 p. ISBN 1590339320
- (in French) Sidiki Kaba, Les droits de l'homme au Sénégal, Collection Xaam saa yoon, 1997, 547 p.
- (in French) Comité interministériel chargé des droits de l'homme, Le Sénégal face aux allégations de violation des droits de l'homme, 1996, 26 p.
External links
- (in French) Rapport 2007 d'Amnesty International : le Sénégal
- (in French) « Respect des droits de l'homme, des principes démocratiques et de l'État de droit - L'Union européenne prête à injecter jusqu'à 300 millions par projet » (article in Wal Fadjri, 11 May 2007)
- (in French) « Seydi Gassama, Directeur d'Amnesty International, "la situation des droits de l'homme au Sénégal a beaucoup régressé" » (article in Wal Fadjri, 24 May 2007)
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