Tag: Justice

Eclairages

What the alleged latest chagos proposal tells us about our times

History becomes history when both sides agree it is over. More than a century after Amritsar and decades after the separation of Chagos, that moment remains elusive

Breakfast with Bwana

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

Eclairages

Interview : Jean Claude de l’Estrac

The PM’s Prerogative vs The Democratic Spirit of the Constitution

Breaking the ‘shackles of the past’ is not destruction but creation: a Mauritius where a young entrepreneur in Rose-Hill has the same chance as a Moka scion, and

…that was precisely what the Labour of 1936 was about”

In a fragile order, erratic power does not project strength. It transmits uncertainty. And uncertainty, in an increasingly militarised Indian Ocean, is a risk multiplier

Interview: Satyajit Boolell, SC, Chairperson, NHRC

Qs & As

Analyse

Interview: Me Antoine Domingue