IN THE UNITED STATES THEY TORTURED THE SLAVES WHO WANTED FREEDOM; IN CONTEMPORARY GABON, THEY TORTURE NATIONALS WHO WANT FREEDOM. AUX ÉTATS-UNIS ON TORTURAIT LES ESCLAVES QUI TENTAIENT DE SE LIBÉRER ; DANS LE GABON CONTEMPORAIN, ON TORTURE LES NATIONAUX QUI VEULENT SE LIBÉRER


Image of the back of a runaway slave after the whipping he received from his masters
Image du dos d'un esclave ayant tenté de s’enfuir, après la bastonnade qu'il reçut de ses maîtres








Image of a 13 year old slave girl who's owner burned after she tried to flee
Image d'une jeune fille esclave de 13 ans, que le propriétaire brûla parce qu’elle avait essayé de s’enfuir









Picture of Marceau Malekou after the torture he suffered at the hands of Ali Bongo’s militias, for having been present at Jean Ping's headquarters on 31 August 2016
Image du Marceau Malekou après les tortures subies aux mains des milices d’Ali Bongo, pour avoir été présent au QG de Jean Ping le 31 Aout 2016





Are we slaves in Gabon? Sommes nous des escalves au Gabon?

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