Is it fair to say that there is some level of judicial independence in the
country?

Beran


>From: Sanusi Owens <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Indemnity Act thrown out of the window
>Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 12:37:28 -0500
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>Folks
>
>Even the Law Courts can no longer tolerate APRC 's unlawfulness. The
>Indemnity Amendment Act was an insult to human rights. Whilst there were
>some good reasons why such act was introduced in 1981, the current
>Indemnity Amendment Act was all geared towards denying the likes of Ous
>Sabally and many others from seeking redress for abuse of power. By the
>way, this is first time in Gambia's  legal History, have I read about an
>entire Act of Parliament being declared null and void , well who do  you
>blame? no one other than those 28 APRC NAMs that voted in favour of this
>amendment, shame on them. May the people of the Gambia reject them in the
>forthcoming polls.
>
>Long Live Justice Peace and Progress
>
>Sanusi Owens
>
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