Tag: Director of Public Prosecutions

With new proposed legislations of late, including Constitutional amendment, a strong feeling is gaining ground among thinking Mauritians that a sense of original guilt is being thrust upon

Better to err on the safe side

The present government has run into the 10th month of its five-year mandate. Were it to collect itself and address the real work on its hands, it has

Interview : Catherine Boudet – Politologue

If everybody is to be above the law, then let it be the case all the time, whether or not one is under the protection of the Constitution

It is perhaps a bit early in the life of the new government. But it’s beginning to emerge that an increasing number of voters who parried the Labour-MMM

Mauritians appear to be losing their cheer. Most of the time, they are up in protest against one thing or other these days. The feeling of joy that

Mr Satyajit Boolell, who currently holds the post of Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), has sworn an affidavit on 14th July before the Judge in Chambers regarding a

Interview: Me Rama Valayden — “Refonte de la POCA: “Non ! Ce qu’il faut, au contraire, c’est supprimer tous les loopholes” “Seul le PTr peut se passer des

The more our institutions are empowered to state facts without fear or favour in a bid to enlighten the public, the more justice will be done to our

The online interview given by Paul Berenger to ION news on 17 November 2014 deserves full attention. Credit goes to Rabin Bhujun for raising issues in a competent

Some of our Supreme Court (SC) judges come out with an opinion on a subject of public interest. Most of them don’t, preferring to do their duties diligently

The case involving the former Attorney General, Yatin Varma, is under police investigation and we shall refrain from going into the minutiae of the case. However, a number

Editorial

Points to Ponder