In March of 2021, Senegal saw violent protests which were prompted by the arrest of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko on rape charges. Then, the opposition relied heavily on social media to mobilize supporters
2022/05/04/senegal-plans-law-on-social-media-reports
2022/05/04/senegal-plans-law-on-social-media-reports
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