The Victim’s Podcast

Welcome to The Victims Podcast – The Voice of Justice, Accountability and Healing. The Victims Podcast is the first-ever podcast in The Gambia dedicated to amplifying the voices of victims of human rights violations. We provide a platform for survivors, families, and advocates to share their stories, demand justice, and contribute to the country’s transitional justice process. Through powerful storytelling, in-depth discussions, and expert insights, we shed light on past atrocities, advocate for accountability, and ensure that the voices of victims are never silenced. Our mission is to keep the conversation alive, push for meaningful reforms, and create a space for truth, healing, and justice.

The Victim’s Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Ayeshah Harun, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Ayeshah Harun hosts The Victim’s Podcast, a arts show with 54 episodes published.

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  Episode #54

  When Tolerance Failed: Can Kerr Mot Ali Ever Return Home?

  Apr 28, 202540 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>The story of Kerr Mot Ali represents one of The Gambia's most troubling unresolved human rights violations. Founded in 1777 and deeply rooted in spiritual traditions, this centuries-old community was shattered when its residents were exiled following religious persecution under the Jammeh regime.<br/><br/>Kebba Secka powerful testimony reveals how a shift in religious practice—from mainstream Islamic prayer to the "Haqiqah" path—triggered a campaign of harassment culminating in multiple illegal detentions of their spiritual leader and eventually the entire community's expulsion. Despite winning a decisive court case in 2017 granting them the righ...

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  When Michael Correa's Victims Finally Speak: Inside a Historic US Torture Trial in Denver - Colorado

  Apr 12, 20258 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>The Michael Correa trial currently unfolding in Denver, Colorado represents a watershed moment in international justice and accountability for crimes committed under authoritarian regimes. As a former "jungler" - a member of ex-Gambian President Yahya Jammeh's feared death squad - Correa stands accused of torture, extrajudicial killings, and crimes against humanity. This case marks the first time a jungler has faced trial in the United States under federal laws that permit prosecution for torture regardless of where the crimes occurred.<br/><br/>The testimony emerging from the courtroom paints a harrowing picture of...

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  Episode #52

  Gambian Justice in Denver, Colorado

  Apr 9, 202510 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>From the corridors of power in Gambia to a federal courtroom in Denver, Colorado, the arc of justice bends slowly but decisively toward accountability. Join us as we witness history unfold in the trial of Michael Sang Correa, former member of the feared Jungler paramilitary group that terrorized Gambia under dictator Yahya Jammeh.<br/><br/>For decades, the Junglers operated with absolute impunity, carrying out extrajudicial killings, torturing opponents, and disappearing voices of dissent. Now, one of their own faces the weight of American law under the Torture Victim Protection Act. This landmark...

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  Episode #51

  Stories Unheard: Are Children of Victims of Enforced disapperances Left Behind ? Amie Ndow shares her work with them

  Dec 4, 202431 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>What if the pain of losing a loved one was compounded by never knowing their fate? Join us as Amie Ndow, a dedicated PhD researcher from Harvard University, helps unravel the heart-wrenching reality of enforced disappearances in The Gambia. Through her compassionate lens, Amie sheds light on the silent struggles of children left behind, emphasizing how their stories are often overshadowed in the broader narrative of transitional justice. Her collaborative approach views these young adults as vital research partners, aiming to provide them with a voice and a platform to share their experiences...

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  The Postponed Trial of Micheal Sang Correa and the Quest for Accountability for victims of Human Rights Violations - Wollof Version

  Oct 18, 20246 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Support the show</p><p>Creator and Host : Ayeshah Harun , Co - Hosts : Lamin and Fatou <br/><br/>Let's keep the Memories of Victims Alive </p>

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