In The Gambia, strong reactions continue to follow the extradition of former Jungler Sanna Manjang from Senegal. His return marks a significant moment in efforts to pursue justice for human rights abuses committed under former President Yahya Jammeh.

Manjang, accused of involvement in disappearances, torture, and killings, made his first court appearance on Wednesday. He was a key member of the feared paramilitary unit known as the Junglers.

Civil society groups have welcomed the development, describing it as a crucial step toward accountability. Many Gambians who suffered during the Jammeh era see the case as a long-overdue opportunity for closure.

Citizens and activists are now calling for a transparent legal process that ensures justice is served. They argue that the outcome could set an important precedent for future human rights cases in the country.