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Air Mauritius Case: Two Men, Two Rulings on 'Reasonable Suspicion'
Crime

Air Mauritius Case: Two Men, Two Rulings on 'Reasonable Suspicion'

Two men. Two provisional charges. Two opposite outcomes, and the difference comes down to a single legal concept: reasonable suspicion. Wit…

ION News29 days ago
Is Mauritius's Anti-Corruption Watchdog a Political Tool?
Politics

Is Mauritius's Anti-Corruption Watchdog a Political Tool?

A growing number of controversies surrounding Mauritius's Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) are raising pointed questions about whether the …

ION News29 days ago
Mauritius Court Strikes Down Money Laundering Charge Against Accountant Sattar Hajee Abdoula
Crime

Mauritius Court Strikes Down Money Laundering Charge Against Accountant Sattar Hajee Abdoula

A district court ruling in Port-Louis has sent a clear message to Mauritius's Financial Crimes Commission (FCC): suspicion and administrativ…

ION Newsabout 1 month ago
Mauritius Plans National Crime Agency, But at What Cost to Civil Liberties?
Politics

Mauritius Plans National Crime Agency, But at What Cost to Civil Liberties?

Mauritius is moving closer to establishing a National Crime Agency (NCA), a new law enforcement body designed to confront the increasingly s…

Mauritius Timesabout 1 month ago
Mauritius FCC Parliamentary Panel Meets, But Controversies Kept Off Agenda
Politics

Mauritius FCC Parliamentary Panel Meets, But Controversies Kept Off Agenda

The parliamentary oversight committee of Mauritius's Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) is set to convene on Tuesday, 22 July, at 1:15 p.m. i…

ION Newsabout 1 month ago
FCC Under Scrutiny: Tough Talk, But Key Questions Remain
Politics

FCC Under Scrutiny: Tough Talk, But Key Questions Remain

Mauritius's Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) made history on 8 September by holding its first-ever press conference, a carefully staged eve…

ION Newsabout 1 month ago
Seized for Years With No Conviction: Mauritius Property Freeze Law Explained
Crime

Seized for Years With No Conviction: Mauritius Property Freeze Law Explained

In Mauritius, your property can be seized by court order before you are charged, before you are tried, and before any court finds you guilty…

ION Newsabout 2 months ago

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