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A distressed Gabonese woman reacts at the Libreville Magistrate Court on September 6, 2016, while she waits, with other relatives, to hear about the release of young men arrested during a wave of unrest that followed the announcement of the results of the Presidential election. Pressure mounted on Gabon's President Ali Bongo on September 6 over his disputed poll victory as his justice minister resigned over the results and former colonial ruler France suggested a recount. Some 800 people have been arrested in recent days in the capital, with the authorities accusing them of looting, while lawyers say they are being held in “deplorable” conditions. (Photo by Marco Longari/AFP Photo)
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