Why did Mauritania now take out the border demarcation paper?
Why did Mauritania now take out the border demarcation paper?
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Why did Mauritania now take out the border demarcation paper?
Hakeem Baltifah stops in a face-to-face paragraph at the open letter sent by former President Mueritani Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz from his prison by his lawyer to President Muritanni Mohamed Ould Sheikh Gzwani, in which he denounces the deterioration of his health and demands that he be released urgently. The letter also denounces, from the point of view of the former President, the political manipulation of his judicial file with the guests: Abdel Rahman Zarrouq, the lawyer of former President Meritani Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz. Professor Ibrahim Ebeti, former Comptroller of Lawyers in Mauritania and Coordinator of the Defence of the Mauritanian State-Civil Party against the former President of Mauritania.
In the face of a series of sexual assaults that have provoked widespread resentment in Mauritania in recent weeks, civil society organizations have called for the adoption of a law in the country to punish acts of violence based on social nature. Several rape cases, particularly those involving two seven and four-year-old children, have reigned the debate on the need to punish sexual offences in this Islamic Republic, where there is no special law dealing with such attacks, with Ms. Amina Zidan, a journalist with human rights from Nouakchottt.
At the invitation of President Meritani Mohamed Ould Cheikh Al-Ghazwani to reconsider his country ' s political system and institutions, we will stop at the " face-to-face " until they meet the requirements of the current era. The opposition had threatened to boycott the ongoing preparations for political dialogue if the debate included prejudice to the immunized articles of the Constitution. The President of the Republic is prohibited from exercising or remaining in power for more than two consecutive presidential periods. This is why the loyal parties seek to amend it to allow the invasion to run for a third term according to the German news agency. With the programme guests from Nouakchot: Permanent Secretary for Political Affairs of the ruling Equity Party Mohamed Ould Beha, President of the Righteous Party