NO TO THE JUDICIAL COLONIALISM OF DOMINIQUE ATTIAS! NON AU COLONIALISME JURIDIQUE DE Me DOMINIQUE ATTIAS!

Dominique Attias (to the right/ á droite)
(Photo: AFP)


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English version

Dear readers, listen carefully to this interview by the lawyer Dominique Attias, before traveling to Libreville from the 3rd to the 4th of May 2016. You will discover that she has a pro-Ali Bongo appreciation of Gabon. This only tells us to have no confidence in her ability to arbitrate the state of democracy and human rights in Gabon.



Version française

Chers lecteurs, écoutez attentivement cette interview de l’avocate Dominique Attias, avant son déplacement de Libreville du 3 au 4 Mai dernier. Vous découvrirez qu’elle n’a qu’une appréciation pro-Ali Bongo du Gabon. Ceci ne nous inspire aucunement confiance et elle est très mal placée pour servir d’arbitre sur l’état de la démocratie et des droits de l’homme au Gabon.

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