Gambia's first blind magistrate challenges court accessibility norms

Muhammed Krubally, The Gambia's first blind magistrate, has served for a decade, demonstrating capability while exposing systemic barriers in a justice system designed for sighted individuals. The piece highlights both personal achievement and institutional gaps, though specific reforms remain unspecified. This matters as a test case for inclusive judicial systems in developing democracies.

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