Movement For Social Justice -Msj4

09/04/2026

MSJ4 participated in a 3-day capacity building on security sector reform organised by the CSO Coalition on SSR.

Our Diversity and Inclusion Officer Isatou A. Jallow represented our organization at this great programme.

We look forward to a continued collaboration!

20/03/2026

Movement For Social Justice wishes the Muslim community Happy Eid Mubarak celebration.

23/02/2026

Statement by the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ-4)

The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ-4) strongly condemns the recent action by the Ministry of Information of sharing a press release of the ruling political party on its official page. This conduct represents a troubling misuse of public office and state communication platforms for partisan political purposes, contrary to the fundamental principles of the rule of law and democratic governance in The Gambia.

Public institutions exist to serve all citizens equally, regardless of political affiliation. When state resources and official platforms are used to advance the interests of a particular party, it erodes the neutrality expected of public offices and undermines public confidence in government institutions. Such actions blur the necessary separation between the state and political parties, creating an uneven playing field and weakening democratic accountability.

MSJ-4 emphasizes that adherence to the rule of law requires strict respect for the principle that public office must never be used for partisan benefit or personal political gain. Government ministries, especially those responsible for public communication, have a heightened duty to maintain impartiality, professionalism, and fairness in the dissemination of information.

We therefore call on the Ministry of Information to:
1. Immediately remove the partisan content from its official platforms.
2. Issue a public clarification reaffirming its commitment to political neutrality.
3. Establish and enforce clear guidelines to prevent the use of public communication channels for party-political messaging in the future.

Upholding the integrity of public institutions is essential to maintaining citizens’ trust, protecting democratic norms, and ensuring that all political actors operate within a fair and lawful framework. MSJ-4 reiterates that safeguarding the separation between state functions and party politics is indispensable to preserving the credibility and legitimacy of public office.

The President
Yuba Jawara
Movement For Social Justice -Msj4

22/02/2026

MSJ-4 wishes all muslims around the world a very blessed Ramadan!

20/02/2026

20/02/2026

MSJ-4 Participated in a With of ( )

The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ-4) participated in a strategic meeting conveyed by the of on and with its .

The meeting discussed about many topics concerning the work within GFoD, but especially the needs for the and .

The meeting created an avenue of collaboration among partner organisations from various countries.

Represented by our Deputy Director, MSJ-4 reaffirmed its openness for collaboration and commitment in addressing caste-discrimination.

18/02/2026

INDEPENDENCE DAY STATEMENT

Fellow Gambians, partners, and stakeholders,

We gather to commemorate our nation's Independence Day, a testament to our collective courage, resilience, and determination. As an organization, we acknowledge the sacrifices of our leaders and freedom fighters who shaped our nation's destiny.

Their legacy inspires us to uphold the values of equality, peace, and harmony. We reaffirm our commitment to promoting justice, supporting the vulnerable, and contributing to national development.

As we celebrate our independence, we recognize our responsibility to build a united, prosperous, and democratic Gambia.

We call on all stakeholders to join us in this endeavor, embracing our collective responsibility to build a brighter future for The Gambia.

For The Gambia Our Homeland 🇬🇲,
Happy Independence Day! ‎

01/01/2026

A happy new year from us to y’all! 🙌🎉✨🌟💫⭐️

21/12/2025

We've launched our under our GPI2.0 project on and (GRTS), Basse radio station, focusing on "Social for and " 🇬🇲

Our first session featured The Gambia Police Force and Alternative Dispute Resolution Secretariat (ADRS) of the Ministry of Justice on 19/12/2025.

Our second session had the National Human Rights Commission and TOSTAN on 20/12/2025.

Huge thanks to our partners and stakeholders for making this happen! 🙏 Stay tuned for more engaging discussions! 🎙️

Network Against Gender Based Violence, the Gambia
UNFPA The Gambia
National Human Rights Commission, The Gambia

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17/12/2025

Following our ' and in , Basse, we had a thrilling football match ⚽️ at the - in Basse Layout on the theme: "Breaking Down Barriers: Inter-Caste Dialogue for Social Cohesion."

Players from came together to promote , , and building. We're all about building a more cohesive community for !

UNFPA The Gambia
National Human Rights Commission, The Gambia
ActionAid International The Gambia
Network Against Gender Based Violence, the Gambia

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