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Politics 3 years ago
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Court dismisses petition on presidential insult, finds petitioners lack legal standing
The Constitutional Court dismissed on Tuesday a request to revoke controversial provisions in the new penal code that make insulting the government and a sitting president a crime, saying that the petition was premature and petitioners lacked standing to pursue the case.
Politics 3 years ago
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Criminal Code’s opponents turn to weakened Constitutional Court
Students, professionals, academics and activists have filed petitions with the Constitutional Court calling for it to annul controversial provisions in the new Criminal Code, as the judiciary faces increased pressure from the legislature to come to heel.
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