THE ATMOSPHERE AROUND THE COURT HOUSE THIS TUESDAY IN LIBREVILLE. L'AMBIANCE AU PALAIS DE JUSTICE DE LIBREVILLE CE MARDI




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This Tuesday, the about 60 people arrested following the events of Cocotiers were to be brought in front of a judge for a hearing. As these pictures can attest, the courthouse was besieged by armed guards.



Version française

Ce mardi, environ 60 personnes arrêtées à la suite des événements de Cocotiers, devaient être amené à comparaitre devant un juge pour une audience. Comme ces images peuvent en témoigner, le tribunal était assiégé par des gardes armés.


The families waiting in the hall. Les familles attendant dans le hall



Photos: D. D. Mengue




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