Last year, we reported that four young Mauritians had approached the Supreme Court of Mauritius for leave to seek constitutional redress for a declaration that Section 250 of the Mauritian Criminal Code Act of 1838 (as amended) violates their fundamental rights and freedoms and is unconstitutional. The Defendant is the State of Mauritius represented by…
On the 6th September 2019, four young Mauritians, who come from all parts of Mauritian society, have approached the Supreme Court of Mauritius for leave to seek constitutional redress by the declaration that Section 250 of the Mauritian Criminal Code Act of 1838 (as amended) violates their fundamental rights and freedom and is unconstitutional. The…
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