PRESS RELEASE  FROM ( HUMRA)  HUMAN RIGHTS FOR ALL.

Today,  the eleventh day of November 2009,  a new human rights group is born  in Sweden. The name of our group is Human Rights for All (HUMRA). The group is formed by Gambian residents in Sweden, with the aim of campaigning,  reporting and documenting human rights abuses,  violations in the Gambia, and Africa as a whole.Our group  members have for past 15 years of misrule in country been campaigning with other  rights groups  around the world. However, we saw it important to come together as group and add our voice and efforts to the magnificent works that the Amnesty International, the Gambian US and UK  branches are doing.

Two Police Chiefs Fired!!!

As Serekunda Market women rejoice over Commissioner Kebbeh's sacking

By Staff reporter Lamin Barry, Banjul

Poor women who earned their living by selling basic goods at the serekunda Central market have manifested their joy, and happiness for the sacking of notorious Police commission Samba Kebbeh,  who was the police commissioner of the Kanifing division. Commissioner Kebbeh, who used to be very arrogant with street vendors, mostly  women was given his marching orders alongside his Boss Famara Jallow, who headed the orientation unit of the Gambia Police. Both Kebbeh and Jallow were among the most feared officers in the ranks of the Police force. Famara Jallow infact is believed to be spiritually armed with jujus was seen taking a taxi town trip to return to his home in Banjullinding on the day of his sacking.

Touring Senegalese Artists In The US Engaged Into A Brawl!!!!

Musician Fatou Laobe Accuses Fatou Gewel, And Ndey Marie Njie Gawlloh Of  Trying To Destroy Her Career!!!

I have Been Physically Harassed, Threatened, Abused, Blackmailed By Gewel, And Gawlloh-Fatou Laobe Alleges

They wanted to Get Me Arrested, And Possibly Tarnish My Records in The US- She Posited

Pa Nderry M’Bai, Raleigh, North Carolina

Senegalese Grammy winning musical star Fatou Laobe,  suffered an untold harassment, threats, and verbal abuse from her colleagues, who are on tour here in the United States, she told the Freedom Newspaper in an Exclusive interview Tuesday evening.  Two Senegalese artists: Fatou Gewel, and Ndey Marie Njie Gawlloh, have been accused of verbally abusing the popular Senegambian musician Fatou Laobe, who was greeted by huge crowds in major cities across the United States.

Veterans Day Commemorations:  A Tribute to Freedom Fighting Fallen Heroes of our Planet

History has that our transformation as a human species evolved around conflicts and violence.  The wars fought from ancient civilization to those of World Wars I, II, to modern liberation wars fought at both national and international levels and are living testaments to that validity.  Those who fought in all such wars did so for the enduring modern Freedom enjoyed across all free and peace loving societies of our times. From the trenches of Burma to the Streets of Ankarich, Germany, from the desert storms of Kuwait to the Streets of Baghdad, Iraq, and from the World Trade Center to the mountainous caves of Afghanistan, the gallant men and women in uniform who lost their lives left a historic antidote in to the annals of global history.

Michael Scales on Jammeh Grounded Plane

Dear Mr. Editor,

The Freedom Newspaper has done remarkably well to highlight a potential major problem for not only The Presidents private Jet, but also Banjul International Airport. This with particular reference to the bird strike against the Jet on takeoff. It concludes that the bird strike was several or even a flock of birds, that the Jet struck upon take off. This is indicated by the strikes at the nose of the aircraft and at two of its three engines. The warning lights in the cockpit would have been expressing a compression surge indication a malfunction of one or more of the engines. The pilot immediately would have sent a message to Banjul control tower that an emergency situation was occurring seeking permission for clearance to land immediately.