PRESS RELEASE BY THE NATIONAL OBSERVATORY OF DEMOCRACY REGARDING RITUAL CRIMES IN GABON. COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE DE L’OBSERVATOIRE NATIONAL DE LA DÉMOCRATIE SUR LES CRIMES RITUELS AU GABON



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This Saturday, 26 May 2012, the Gabonese National Observatory of Democracy released a statement that we are showing below. This statement is in French and was made concerning the ritual crimes in Gabon.

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Ce Samedi, 26 May 2012, l’Observatoire National de la Démocratie au Gabon, a rendu public un communiqué de presse sur les crimes rituels au Gabon. Ci-dessous, le contenu de ce communiqué.







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