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The prison service head allegedly oversaw two decades of torture in Gambia's prisons.

Ousman Sonko served as Jammeh's interior minister for 10 years.

Jammeh left Gambia on Saturday after a standoff with West African military forces.

Barrow tells Newsweek that he intends to return to Gambia on Thursday.

Barrow will be inaugurated at the Gambian embassy in neighboring Senegal.

Thousands of Gambians continue taking a perilous route to Europe, but the president-elect wants them to stay put.

Jammeh has been accused of widespread human-rights abuses during his 22 years in power.

Gambians discovered that an all-powerful state was powerless when they stood together.

Jammeh seized power in 1994 and was expected to win a fifth term in Thursday's election.

Yahya Jammeh is looking to extend his 22-year rule, but faces a united opposition.

Opposition activists say that Gambia's state-sponsored intimidation could come to an end in the December 1 election.

Solo Sandeng died after his arrest for demanding electoral reform ahead of December's vote.