REPORT ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN GABON. RAPPORT SUR LES DROITS DE L’HOMME AU GABON



English Version

Barrister Paulette Oyane-Ondo, well-known lawyer, member of the civil society and President of CENTRE FOR THE PROMOTION OF DEMOCRACY AND THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN GABON (CDDH-Gabon), has with her team just published a titanic report on the situation of human rights in Gabon. Who said that there are only hedonists in Gabon? While some are interested in carnivals and football matches of prestige and no value; others are working to turn back the darkness. Happy reading, it is long but please go through its entirety!




Version Française

Maitre Paulette Oyane-Ondo, avocate bien connue membre de la société civile et Présidente du CENTRE POUR LA PROMOTION DE LA DEMOCRATIE ET LA DEFENSE DES DROITS DE L’HOMME AU GABON (CDDH-Gabon), vient avec son équipe de publier un rapport titanesque sur la situation des droits de l’homme au Gabon. Qui a dit qu’il n’y a que des jouisseurs au Gabon? Pendant que les uns s’intéressent aux carnavals et aux matchs de foot de prestige sans intérêts, d’autres travaillent pour faire reculer l’obscurantisme. Bonne lecture; c’est long mais il faut aller jusqu’au bout !

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