
Essa Mbye Faal
Essa Mbye Faal is a prominent Gambian civil rights advocate and lawyer, known for his passionate commitment to democracy and justice in The Gambia. He gained attention for his open letter to President Adama Barrow, urging him to address the grievances of the youth and uphold their constitutional rights amidst growing public discontent. Faal's advocacy is rooted in the historical context of student protests in The Gambia, particularly the tragic events of April 2000 and the courageous efforts of individuals like Ebrima Solo Sandeng, emphasizing the need for transparency, accountability, and dialogue in governance. His call for unity and reconciliation reflects his dedication to fostering a peaceful and inclusive society in the wake of the country’s tumultuous past.
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Mr. Essa Mbye Faal is the Secretary General and Party Leader of the All People’s Party Sobeyaa.
COP issues statement on Gambia's return to constitutional ruleMr Essa Mbye Faal has strongly criticized the government of President Barrow for its tolerance of corruption.
Organisation d’une manifestation de contestation par le gouvernement; Mr Essa Faal réprimande le gouvernement pour la tolérance démontrée envers la corruption
Essa Mbye Faal is a lawyer who is also threatened with arrest for exercising his rights.
Le Parti Démocratique Uni (UDP) condamne la menace d’arrestation proférée par le ministre de l’agriculture, Demba Sabally, à l’encontre du maire de Banjul, Mme Rohey Malick Lowe, et de Mr Essa FaalEssa Mbye Faal is highlighted as a Gambian who has the right to protest peacefully.
UDP condemns Minister Sabally’s arrest threat against Mayor Lowe, Essa FaalEssa Mbye Faal writes to President Barrow about the need for dialogue and reconciliation in The Gambia.
Essa Faal writes to President Adama Barrow












