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Gabon’s DGR and DGSS Take Center Stage: Journal du Gabon

Gabonese President Shifts⁤ Inquiry into Sailor’s Death Amid Torture ​Allegations

The death ‌of young Gabonese sailor Johan Bounda has‍ sparked international outrage and calls for a⁢ thorough investigation. Bounda, who⁣ died on December 20th, allegedly suffered torture before his death,⁢ according to ​sources. ‍his body reportedly showed signs of ‌physical​ abuse upon finding in the PK9‍ military hospital‌ morgue.

Initially, the General Directorate of Counter-Interventions and Military Security (DGCISM), also known as B2, ​was handling the ‌investigation. However, President general⁣ Oligui Nguema has now transferred the case to‍ the DGR, a move that ⁣has ⁣raised questions about the transparency of the ongoing probe.

“The president of the movement, ‍General Oligui Nguema, withdrew⁣ the investigation into the death‍ of the ⁣young sailor from the General Directorate of Counter-Interventions and⁢ Military Security (DGCISM), ‍better ⁤known as B2.”

Bounda’s alleged⁤ crime was the ⁤robbery of his ⁢superior’s home,‍ leading to his ‌detention⁤ and subsequent death.He was a Second Master⁢ in the National ‌Navy, seconded⁣ to the current Secretary General of the Ministry of National defense.

the transfer of‌ the investigation comes amidst growing⁣ national and international​ pressure for an ⁢impartial inquiry. Concerns are rising about potential cover-ups, with ⁢some⁤ suggesting that those responsible are currently in protective custody. Further fueling these concerns, interviews with two generals are reportedly planned regarding the case.

this‍ incident echoes ‍similar ​cases of alleged human rights abuses within military ⁢structures, raising serious concerns ​about accountability and the need for complete reforms within the Gabonese armed⁢ forces. ⁣ The international community is closely ‍monitoring the situation, ⁤demanding a ‍obvious and ⁤thorough investigation that brings those responsible to‌ justice.

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The ​implications of this⁤ case extend beyond Gabon’s ⁢borders, highlighting the ongoing struggle for human rights and⁢ justice in many parts of the world. ‌ The international community’s response ‍underscores the global importance‌ of accountability ​for such alleged ⁢abuses of power.

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