Senegal's main opposition leader called on Monday for "much larger" protests, but urged non-violence after days of deadly clashes in the West African state sparked by his recent arrest.
2021/03/09/senegal-opposition-leader-urges-protesters-come-out-massively-and-peacefully
2021/03/09/senegal-opposition-leader-urges-protesters-come-out-massively-and-peacefully
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