GABON ACCORDING TO PAULETTE OYANE ONDO; IN NOTRE AFRIK MAGAZINE. LE GABON SELON PAULETTE OYANE ONDO; DANS NOTRE AFRIK MAGAZINE



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In his inaugural edition of the new year 2014, the Panafrican magazine Notre Afrik contains an interview of our compatriot, lawyer Paulette Oyane Ondo, in which she talks about the human rights situation in Gabon. We present the content below, in French only as the magazine is only printed in that language.



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Dans son édition inauguratrice de la nouvelle année 2014, le magazine panafricain Notre Afrik contient une interview de notre compatriote, l’avocate Paulette Oyane Ondo, dans laquelle elle s’exprime sur la situation des droits de l’homme au Gabon. Nous vous en présentons le contenu ci-dessous.


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