Tag: European Court of Human Rights

Hunger Strikes & Freedom of Expression

It is not only a question of personal liberty. It has also to do with the fundamental right a person has over his bodily integrity

It is unacceptable that some hotels should place limits on the expression of the very diversity which appeals to the tourists who have gone beyond the stage of

As we near the half-century mark of the 1968 Mauritian Constitution, the Republic of Mauritius should seriously reflect on the need for a Presidential Commission to review our

“I can assure you that if elected… we will work to ensure a fair settlement of this long-standing dispute,” wrote William Hague to a supporter of the Chagossians’

Political Motives Revealed

By David Snoxell

It looks like they are destined to remain there

By Sean Carey