Senegal: The Balkanisation of the rule of law, justice under threat and the republic in danger
Aboubacry Mbodji
Senegal’s political crisis is the result of several factors linked to the derailment of the principles of the rule of law that require the separation and independence of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of the state, the equality of all citizens before law and the respect of the sovereignty of the people. Ten years of political alternation have led to a ...read more [4]
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