End of electronic monitoring, Badara Gadiaga reacts: 'As I have always said, there is no alternative to justice'

Activist Badara Gadiaga reacted to the end of his electronic monitoring after several months of judicial constraints, including police custody, detention at Rebeuss prison, and nighttime curfew. He expressed gratitude to citizens, civil society, political leaders, family, religious guides, and the press for their support. He reaffirmed his commitment to the rule of law and called for deep judicial reforms in Senegal, quoting Nelson Mandela. He noted that some authorities who ordered his arrest are no longer in office, seeing it as a lesson in humility.