We have a freedom of press. We also have a major network of free press agencies. We also have political pluralism, which allows each Senegalese to participate in a political party and demonstrate his will in the field of political issues. We also have other bodies which allow us to promote human rights and democracy. But I also wanted to mention that democracy is not perfect anywhere.
Democracy is a permanent quest.
And in Senegal, democracy is also not perfect. Of course, there are a certain number of difficulties when it comes to implementation of democracy and human rights. In the field of justice, I could quote the fact that justice is so expensive and very often Senegalese do not have equal access to this legal system. There are several laws which are enacted to protect these women, but in practice, discrimination and social cultural constraints do not allow us to implement these women's rights. Women are not represented in the decision-making bodies.