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» International court rules against Habre’s detention in Senegal
» Portugal increase air links with Senegal
» Amnesty International begs for protection of alleged gay men
» "Senegal self-sufficient on rice by 2012"
» Senegalese gay men appeal a homophobic sentence
» Belgium calls for ex-Chad president's trial
» Senegal gets MCC grant
» Senegal gets $3.7 million for food security
» Appeal court upholds editor’s sentence
» Belgium sues Senegal for delayed dictator’s trial
» China extends financial aid to Senegal
» Former PM held for questioning in Dakar
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International court rules against Habre’s detention in Senegal

afrol News, 28 May - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has rejected the Belgian plea requesting the court to issue an order forcing Senegal to keep the former Chadian leader Hissene Habre under house arrest to prevent him from fleeing justice.

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Portugal increase air links with Senegal

afrol News, 26 May - The Portuguese national airliner, TAP, has announced the launch of two extra weekly flights to Dakar between 23 July and 3 September to strengthen the regular daily operation of flights between two countries.

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Amnesty International begs for protection of alleged gay men

afrol News, 28 April - Amnesty International has pleaded with the Senegalese government to protect nine men who had been acquitted on charges of homosexuality fearing the possible homophobic attacks in the Islamic dominated West African state.

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Agriculture - Nutrition | Economy - Development

"Senegal self-sufficient on rice by 2012"

afrol News, 16 April - The Senegalese Minister of Agriculture, Amath Sall, has announced that "by 2012, Senegal will not import a single grain of rice." Record harvests in the River Senegal valley indicate the country is on the right course.

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Society | Human rights | Gay - Lesbian

Senegalese gay men appeal a homophobic sentence

afrol News, 8 April - The defence lawyers of nine Senegalese men who were sentenced to eight years in jail in January, have appealed the sentences before the Dakar Court of Appeal saying the accusations were baseless without the material and tangible prove.

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Politics | Society | Human rights

Belgium calls for ex-Chad president's trial

afrol News, 7 April - Belgium has urged the International Court of Justice, the UN highest court on Monday to compel Senegal to try the former Chadian leader, Hissene Habre, or extradite him to Belgium.

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Economy - Development | Politics | Society

Senegal gets MCC grant

afrol News, 2 April - The Senegalese government has signed US $13. 39 million with the United States government as part of the Millennium Challenge Account funded projects. The funding will be directed towards water supply and roads projects.

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Agriculture - Nutrition | Society | Economy - Development

Senegal gets $3.7 million for food security

afrol News, 26 March - The US Agency for International Development has awarded US$3.7 million to the Senegalese government to rapidly reduce the malnutrition rates and increase food security.

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Society | Politics | Human rights | Media

Appeal court upholds editor’s sentence

afrol News, 25 February - Senegalese appeal court has upheld three year jail term passed on the editor of the Dakar-based daily 24 Heures Chrono, El Malick Seck, on 12 Sepetermber last year.

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Politics | Society | Human rights

Belgium sues Senegal for delayed dictator’s trial

afrol News, 20 February - Belgium has filed a lawsuit against Senegal in the International Court of Justice yesterday, accusing the west African state for failure to prosecute the former Chadian leader Hissène Habré for crimes against humanity saying this is in breach the international law.

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Economy - Development | Politics | Society

China extends financial aid to Senegal

afrol News, 30 January - The Chinese government has pledged US $11.5 million for support of a variety of projects in Senegal. The newly inked assistance is the latest in a series since November 2008, when China committed $10.2 million in non-reimbursable aid to Senegal.

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Society | Politics

Former PM held for questioning in Dakar

afrol News, 28 January - The former Senegalese Prime Minister Macky Sall who is facing charges of taking part in an alleged money laundering scheme with an unnamed African head of state was held for questioning in Dakar yesterday, government statement said.

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Gay - Lesbian | Health | Society

UN calls for release of convicted gay men in Senegal

afrol News, 16 January - The United Nations has condemned the sentencing of nine gay activists in Senegal, saying it has no place in the response to the AIDS epidemic. The Senegalese court jailed nine men working to provide condoms and HIV treatment in Senegal to 8 years imprisonment for indecent conduct and unnatural acts last week.

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Gay - Lesbian | Society

Gays fear for life after harsh sentencing of nine

afrol News, 8 January - Gay communities have said conditions in Senegal are getting worse, after a court jailed nine men to 8 years imprisonment for indecent conduct and unnatural acts. Homosexuality is illegal in Senegal.

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Society | Human rights | Media

Bail application for Senegalese editor rejected

afrol News, 4 December - Senegalese Appeal court has rejected bail application by the jailed editor-in-chief of the privately-owned "24 Heures Chrono" newspaper.

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» 21.11.2008 - Anti-migration campaigns hit South Senegal
» 13.11.2008 - Senegal gay community regroups to demand rights
» 12.11.2008 - Seven new US-Africa flight routes planned
» 09.10.2008 - IFAD funds poverty alleviating project in Senegal
» 07.10.2008 - Senegal bans China milk
» 26.09.2008 - Senegal issues warrant for French judge
» 17.09.2008 - Habre victims file a complain in Senegal
» 15.09.2008 - Publisher jailed for 3 years
» 08.09.2008 - Africa profits from greenhouse gas offset scheme
» 03.09.2008 - Police arrest 9 suspects for newspaper raids
» 29.08.2008 - Senegal's anti-press minister fired
» 25.08.2008 - Over a million risk child labour in Senegal
» 18.08.2008 - 'Habré cannot be tried twice'
» 18.08.2008 - Newspapers ransacked in Senegal
» 14.08.2008 - ICC updates Wade on activities

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