The Constitutional Court has invited organisations to join a case brought by Kananelo Boloetse and Section Two challenging an amendment made without a referendum
- Journalist Kananelo Boloetse and the organisation, Section Two, are challenging the validity of Lesotho’s Tenth Constitutional Amendment, arguing that it required a referendum.
- The amendment introduced affirmative action provisions for marginalised groups and established a framework for public-interest litigation.
- National Assembly…
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