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Mr Bah spoke on a series of pressing issues including the recently concluded local government elections, the execution of 9 death row inmates, and the European Union article 9 political dialogues. (Photo Credit: Sout-Africa.com/2011 Presidential Election) |
The Muslim cleric was reportedly arrested by the national intelligence
agency on December 3, 2012 and has since gone missing.
Several local politicians and international organisations including
the European Union have previously called for his release.
“Baba Leigh has fundamental human rights and liberty as any ordinary
Gambian and his continued detention is unconstitutional. The government need to
brought him to a court of law or release him,” Mr Bah said during a press
briefing at his home in Sinchu Alhagie, West Coast Region.
Mr Bah spoke on a series of pressing issues including the recently concluded local government elections, the execution of 9 death row inmates, and the European Union article 9 political dialogues.
Written by Modou S. Joof
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