Namibia: Swartbooi, Seibeb Want Supreme Court to Restrain Katjavivi

Landless People's Movement (LPM) parliamentarians Bernadus Swartbooi and Henny Seibeb have asked the Supreme Court to interdict and restrain National Assembly speaker Peter Katjavivi from further interfering with their rights to attend sessions of the National Assembly or to make contributions during debates.

They also want the Supreme Court to declare Katjavivi's decision to suspend them from attending National Assembly sessions unlawful and set it aside. The two filed an application in the Supreme Court to review the judgement by the High Court to dismiss the case in which they sued Katjavivi.

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