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Ousmane Sonko, Senegal’s prominent opposition leader, has been freed from prison ahead of the presidential election scheduled for March 24, 2024. His release triggered jubilant celebrations across the capital, Dakar.
Sonko and his key ally, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, were both set free on Thursday, March 14, his lawyer Bamba Cisse told <a href="https://apnews.com/article/senegal-sonko-presidential-election-prison-release-fcfc43111c85ab971af0b3e716d9f04b">The Associated Press</a>.
Sonko is widely seen as the main challenger to President Macky Sall’s ruling party.
Upon his release, he was greeted outside the prison by crowds of supporters waving flags, chanting, and holding up posters.
Sonko had been in prison since July and has fought a prolonged legal battle to run for president in the upcoming election.
His fiery campaign to tackle corruption has resonated with young people in a country facing economic hardship, partly attributed to Russia’s war in Ukraine which has led to rising food and energy prices.
Sall himself decided not to seek a third term in office after Sonko’s supporters launched months of protests that at times turned deadly.
Sonko’s presidential bid faced legal challenges, including accusations of rape and defamation in 2021.
He was acquitted of the rape charges but was convicted of corrupting youth and sentenced to two years in prison last summer, which ignited deadly protests across the country.
His supporters maintain that these were efforts to derail his candidacy.
Sonko’s release follows Sall’s decree to exonerate political prisoners, including hundreds who were arrested in the violent protests last year.
Sall tried to postpone the election last month, just weeks before it was to take place on February 25.
The Constitutional Council rejected Sall’s postponement and ordered the government to set a new date as soon as possible.
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Senegal’s Top Opposition Leader Freed From Prison 10 Days Before Presidential Poll

Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has been sentenced to two years in jail for “corrupting youth”. The judge, however, acquitted him of rape.
The 48-year-old 2019 presidential election was found to have acted immorally towards an individual younger than 21.
The charges stemmed from allegations made by a massage therapist.
Sonko denied the allegations, saying said the case was aimed at blocking his presidential ambitions.
Sonko boycotted the trial and remained at his house in the city as of Thursday, 01 June.
One of his lawyers, Abdy Nar Ndiaye, <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-65775987">was quoted as saying</a> it was suspicious that the judge had not ordered Sonko’s immediate arrest. He said:
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This means that their objective is not to arrest Sonko, but to keep him out of the next elections.
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The government has rejected accusations that the cases against Sonko are politically motivated.
Sonko was accused of sexually assaulting and threatening a massage therapist at a beauty saloon in 2021.
The complainant was 20 when she made the accusations, which he denied.
Sonko said he went to the saloon for a massage for chronic back pain and that the case against him was politically motivated.
The owner of the beauty salon, Ndeye Khady Ndiaye, was also sentenced to two years in prison by the judge for “corrupting youth”.
Sonko is reported to be popular amongst Senegal’s unemployed youth.
He was elected to parliament and became mayor of the southern city of Ziguinchor following his dismissal as a chief tax inspector in Senegal in 2016.
He ran in the 2019 presidential elections, coming third.
Sonko was arrested in 2021 for disrupting public order and his arrest sparked clashes that left at least a dozen people dead.
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Senegal Opposition Leader Sentenced To Two Years For In Jail For "Corrupting Youth"

Protests are reportedly rocking the West African nation of Senegal after authorities arrested the country’s leading opposition leader, Bloomberg reports. The Senegalese government reportedly shut down the internet and some TV stations over the raging protests.
According to U.K’s  NetBlocks, a system that tracks Internet disruptions globally, metrics show that Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, and some Telegram servers were restricted on Orange/Sonatel as of early morning Friday.
The country’s National Audiovisual Regulatory Council reportedly also suspended 2 TV stations yesterday for 72 hours after they covered the protests and warned them against broadcasting content that could threaten national stability.
The protests that entered their third day today were ignited by the detention of 46-year-old Ousmane Sonko, one of the government’s loudest critics who was arrested for disturbing public order.
The protests reportedly broke out as Sonk was heading to court to answer a separate rape case. He was reportedly accused of rape last month by a beauty salon employee and summoned to be arraigned in court after his parliamentary immunity was <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-26/senegal-strips-immunity-from-opposition-leader-accused-of-rape" rel="noopener" target="_blank" title="Senegal Strips Immunity From Opposition Leader Accused of Rape">lifted last week</a> according to the publication.
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Protests Over The Arrest Of An Opposition Leader Rock Senegal

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