Mauritania: Female Activists Prevented from Entering Parliament Spark Debate

The Mauritanian circles have been discussing the issue of two rights activists being prevented from entering the parliament, despite the Constitutional Court's decision to reject their loss of membership status after their conviction for a two-year prison sentence due to insulting statements about the President on Facebook. The Constitutional Council issued a final ruling confirming that they had not lost their seats, allowing them to enter the parliament unofficially. This led to chaos and the disruption of a parliamentary session dedicated to discussing the rise in fuel prices. The situation occurred amid legal and political controversy over the legitimacy of their entry, as discussions continue regarding how to implement the electoral sanctions resulting from their convictions.

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