En image l’ex première dame Simone Gbagbo depuis sa résidence à la Riviera golf
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, gestures as she arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, gestures as she arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, gestures as she arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
TOPSHOT – Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, gestures as she arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
TOPSHOT – Former Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo (C), who had been serving a 20-year jail term, arrives at her home after she was released, two days after being amnestied on August 8, 2018 in Abidjan. – Gbagbo, 69, has spent seven years behind bars for her role in political violence that claimed several thousand lives in 2010-11. She had been implicated in the 2011 shelling of a market in an Abidjan district that supported Ouattara and for belonging to a « crisis cell » that allegedly coordinated attacks by the armed forces and militias in support of her husband. She was first detained without trial after her arrest in 2011 and later convicted and sentenced in 2015 on a charge of endangering state security. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/Getty Images)
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