Jean Rémy Yama
Jean Rémy Yama is a prominent Gabonese trade union leader and political activist known for his advocacy on labor rights and social justice issues. He has been a vocal critic of the government and was imprisoned during the Bongo administration. His recent release following the coup by the Comité pour la Transition et la Restauration des Institutions highlights the complexities of political justice in the current transitional regime.
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Gabon:
Jean Remy Yama, a prominent figure in Gabonese civil society, expressed condolences following the death of footballer Aaron Boupendza and criticized the conditions of the upcoming presidential election.
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United Kingdom:
Jean Rémy Yama is a trade unionist who was excluded from the presidential race due to a nomination requirement.
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Gabon:
Jean-Rémy Yama is the former leader of the largest trade union in the country and an ex-prisoner of conscience whose candidacy was invalidated.
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Cameroon:
Jean Remy Yama was considered a strong candidate but could not be validated.
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Gabon:
Jean-Rémy Yama has been excluded from the presidential election, which he denounces as a coup orchestrated by the transitional institutions.
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Gabon:
Jean Rémy Yama's candidacy was deemed inadmissible by the court.
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Gabon:
Jean Remy Yama is a prominent figure in the labor struggle who is now asserting himself in the political arena with his party, the National Party for Work and Progress (PNTP).
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Gabon:
Jean-Rémy Yama is one of the notable candidates for the presidential election.
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Tanzania:
The Interior minister did not give reasons for the rejection of the other 19 candidates, including Jean Remy Yama, who is backed by a coalition of four political parties.
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Gabon:
Jean Remy Yama contests the invalidation of his candidacy for the presidential election of April 12, 2025.
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