'One dead, 174 wounded, 253 arrests, material damage' to the assets of the Lomé power 2

This assessment was prepared before the national and international media professionals in Lomé this morning, by the Coalition of 14 opposition parties at the CDPA headquarters in Akassimé, Lomé.

If everyone was able to observe the special forces of the gendarmerie USIG, the military, police and gendarmes heavily armed tracking civilians everywhere in Togo on April 11, 12 and 14 in Lomé, the record was mixed since worn by unofficial sources. The opposition this morning, clarifies the situation: "One dead, 174 wounded including 92 in serious condition among which women and children. 253 arrests including 227 released to date. The rest, 26 people held in the Lomé civil prison and one person in Kpalimé in his capacity as PNP Federal Secretary "indicates the statement of the coalition of 14 opposition parties.

But that's not all. Still on the assets of the Togolese Armed Forces, the coalition denounces a number of "significant material damage to the property of the people."

"We bow to the memory of the deceased and express our sympathy to the wounded. We promise them that their sacrifice will not be in vain, "they add.

Finally, the coalition of 14 "condemns with the utmost energy, the state gangsterism of power RPT / UNIR. The Togolese people will never accept being deprived of their constitutional right to demonstrate ".

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