A FEW QUESTIONS FOR MR. JONATHAN NDOUTOUME-NGOME. QUELQUES QUESTIONS POUR MONSIEUR JONATHAN NDOUTOUME-NGOME

Jonathan Ndoutoume-Ngome



English version

You have said that Ali Bongo’s dialogue is an important event in which your political party would be happy to take part. OK, let us ask you a few direct questions:

What is justice for you (in general)?

What does justice look like in Gabon?

Who is responsible for the crimes committed against the Gabonese people during the post electoral violence?

Are individuals responsible for these crimes against the Gabonese people worthy of legitimacy by going to negotiate with them?

Why are people like Zibi, Ekorozock, Mihindou, Ollo and others still in jail?



Version française

Vous avez dit que le dialogue d'Ali Bongo est un événement important auquel votre parti politique serait heureux de participer. OK, laissez-nous vous poserons quelques questions directes:

Qu'est-ce que la justice pour vous (en général)?

A quoi ressemble la justice au Gabon?

Qui est responsable des crimes commis contre le peuple gabonais pendant la période des violences post-électorales?

Les individus responsables de ces crimes contre le peuple gabonais, sont-ils dignes de la légitimité que vous leur accordez en allant à négocier avec eux?

Pourquoi des gens sont comme Zibi, Ekorozock, Mihindou, Ollo et les autres sont encore en prison?

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