Statements and LettersNovember 29, 2006

Letter of concern regarding the situation of Master Bruno-Hyacinthe Gbiegba, the President of l’ ACAT-RCA

The Bar Human Rights Committee is the independent,
international human rights arm of the Bar of England
and Wales, dedicated to promoting justice and respect
for human rights through the rule of law.

c/o Garden Court Chambers, 9 Carmelite Street, London, EC4Y 0DR

coordination@barhumanrights.org.uk

Letter of concern regarding the situation of Master Bruno-Hyacinthe Gbiegba, the President of l’ ACAT-RCA

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