Tag: Supreme Court

The idea of healing by openly exposing hitherto hidden truths that have caused immense suffering to so many people across the world is not new, the hope being

Judicial Independence

The Abortion Debate

‘Dawood Rawat was under a Red Notice for a long time. Would or could the Mauritius police have landed in France and take him away with the assistance

Administrative prose and public agency websites are a reflection of our levels and aspirations often to an internet-savvy world, but what really matters is whether the agencies do

Our law enforcement system plays a crucial role in upholding our democratic institutions by promoting effectiveness and fairness; failure to do so will compromise our democracy

“Arresting a person who uses the word “gopia” without ascertaining in what context it was used may amount to an arbitrary arrest”

Declaration of Assets by Magistrates and Judges

By Jan Arden

Qs & As

The court will have to decide whether a private party can file a private prosecution against another party for allegedly swearing a false affidavit”

The Controversies surrounding Vocational Exams

‘Being a taxpayer by itself does not mean that a person has a sufficient interest to challenge an administrative decision unless the person invokes a particular breach of

Qs & As

Editorial