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When Marriage Does Not Mean Consent
| July 27, 2026
Domestic Abuse, Marital Rape and the Debate for Legal Reform
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The Power of Prosecution: Does Mauritius Need Stronger Checks and Balances?
| July 20, 2026
What the Lagesse case reveals about prosecutorial power after twelve years of litigation
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Can Mauritians Still Trust the Privacy of Their Communications?
| July 13, 2026
From the Jooty-Needroo Case to the “Moustass Leaks”
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DPP v Navin Ramgoolam (Appeal against Stay of Proceedings)
| July 6, 2026
Qs & As
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“Expert commissions play a purely advisory and technical role, and they cannot override the Cabinet’s constitutional mandate”
| June 29, 2026
Pension Reform: Expert Advice, Cabinet Authority, and the Mauritian Welfare State
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Justice Under Scrutiny: Upholding Independence, Integrity, and the Rule of Law
| June 22, 2026
‘The judiciary’s best defence against declining trust is to restore trust through transparent conduct and institutional reform’
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When Due Process Collapses
| June 15, 2026
Lessons from the Police v. Navinchandra Ramgoolam Judgment
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From Indenture to Dependency? Reassessing Foreign Labour Governance in Mauritius
| June 8, 2026
Qs & As
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Democracy or Party Dictate? The Rigid Paradox of the Local Government Act 2011
| May 25, 2026
Qs & As
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The Price of Truth: When Commissions Ignore Natural Justice
| May 18, 2026
Qs & As ‘The Supreme Court’s repeated reversal of the 2018 Drug Commission’s findings confirms that its procedures failed to meet the rigorous standards of natural justice’ By
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Under the Microscope: Can the Competition Commission Rein in Private Clinic Costs?
| May 11, 2026
Qs & As
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“Constitutional & Electoral Reform Need a Clear Public Mandate”
| May 4, 2026
Rewriting the Rules: Mauritius at the Crossroads of Constitutional Reform
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Deputy Prime Minister: ‘The office should not remain vacant indefinitely’
| April 27, 2026
The PM’s Prerogative vs The Democratic Spirit of the Constitution
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Chagos Deal Frozen: What Happens Now?
| April 20, 2026
‘Mauritius can sue the UK for legal and financial losses if the Chagos Islands deal is indefinitely shelved or collapses’
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The Bérenger Precedent: Authority in Jeopardy
| April 13, 2026
Qs & As
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