Mauritius: Rajen Narsinghen - "We will be blessed by the voice of the Privy Council, most probably towards the end of 2022."

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The number of protests sprouting throughout the country is unprecedented. And so are the legal issues we are dealing with. We approached Rajen Narsinghen, one of the organisers of one of these protests and senior lecturer in law and management at the University of Mauritius for his views on what is going on. He leads us through the labyrinth.

Several protests in front of the national assembly have been organised to alert international organisations. Aren't you worried that that might be perceived as antipatriotic?

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