Senegal opposition calls more protests over leader's trial
The Senegalese opposition kept up the pressure on the government on Friday, calling for fresh protests over the high-stakes trial of one of its leaders. The opposition is demanding "the release as soon as possible of all political detainees" and calling for support for Sonko, whose trial continues. FRANCE 24's Sam Bradpiece reports from Dakar, Senegal.
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