Police fired tear gas and water cannons at protesters in the Gambia who were demanding the release of two siblings.
Source: Al Jazeera
Gambia police fire tear gas at rally over rearrest of siblings
Police fired tear gas and water cannons at protesters in the Gambia who were demanding the release of two siblings who had been acquitted of killing two police officers, but immediately rearrested. Police later said that the siblings were released from custody.
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