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‘The Mauritian judiciary may not be as blameless as it appears to be’

Interview – Me Sonah Ruchpaul

Grand Bassin Affair:

‘The public cannot “presume” anyone guilty. This can be done only by a court’

* ‘One scandal in this country is pushing the other out. This is because we are in same carousel as Panama’

Me Ruchpaul has practised at the Mauritian Bar for nearly 40 years, and has been adviser to trade unions as well as been Chairman of the Industrial relations Commission. In this interview he shares his thoughts about the current spate of corruptive practices that are headlining in the media. He also comments on the stand taken by the Prime Minister on the judiciary, on the weaknesses and failings of ICAC, and on the prevailing perception that the judiciary is no longer as robust a bulwark against injustice as before. Read More… Become a Subscriber

Mauritius Times ePaper Friday 14 April 2023

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