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    Police arrest protesters on a peaceful march

    • Date of Occurrence
      June 17, 2017
    • State/Country
      Dakar, Senegal
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    About 20 members of the “collective of 1,000 youth for the release of Khalifa Sall” were arrested for “public disorder” after they held peaceful demonstrations calling for Khalifa Sall’s release.

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    • Date of Occurrence

      2017-06-17

    • State/Country

      Dakar, Senegal

    • Perpetrator

      The police

    • Source

      https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/africa/senegal/report-senegal/

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    • Right to Freedom of Association & Assembly
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