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Togo: Demanding a proper rule of law and a fair share of the country's wealth

Written (Français) byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated (English) byChellsy Alis Manning
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Original posted 13 July 2012 Translation posted 12 August 2012 13 years ago

Analysing the resignation from government of the PM Houngbo, Mathias Akoulansa wrote on togoforum.com: “In any case, the Togolese political experience of the last 22 years has shown that the Togolese people are consistent in their demands: a proper rule of law, responsible of management and equal sharing of wealth of the country, the cessation of police and military violence, etc…”

 

 

 

 

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Written (Français) byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated (English) byChellsy Alis Manning

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