THE RAIDS BY ALI BONGO ON 20 DECEMBER, HAVE JAILED CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 8 YEARS OLD! LES RAZZIAS D’ALI BONGO LE 20 DÉCEMBRE, ONT FAIT INCARCÉRER JUSQU’AUX ENFANTS DE 8 ANS!

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English Version

 Dear readers, here is an excerpt of a communications by lawyer Paulette Oyane Ondo, made on 25 December, which is chilling. We let you be the judge.
Dear All,

 Poupi has just regained his freedom. He was released from the Fopi today 25 December around 4-5 pm with other children with the youngest being 8 years old.

 Thanks to the Gabonese government, the world discovered that in Gabon there are Revolutionaries of 8 years old. This significantly improves the image of the Gabonese people that the world did not take too seriously.
Version française

 Chers lecteurs, voici un extrait d’une communication de l’avocate Paulette Oyane Ondo, faite le 25 décembre, qui vous glace le sang. Nous vous laissons apprécier.
Chers Tous,

 Poupi vient de recouvrer sa liberté. Il est sorti de la Fopi aujourd'hui le 25 décembre aux environs de 16h-17h avec d'autres enfants dont le moins agé a 8 ans.

 Grâce à l'Etat gabonais, le monde découvre qu'au Gabon il y a des Révolutionnaires agés de 8 ans. Ce qui améliore considérablement l'image du peuple gabonais que le monde ne prenait pas trop au sérieux.

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