Lawyers at Kobre & Kim have accused Seychelles authorities of contriving a "show-trial, founded on a politically motivated prosecution case riddled with errors of fact and procedural defects."
January 27, 2022 at 03:49 PM
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Lawyers at Kobre & Kim have accused Seychelles’ anti-corruption authority of intimidation in a blistering condemnation of the African archipelago’s legal system.
Kobre & Kim said the Anti-Corruption Commission of Seychelles (ACCS) had attempted to “intimidate and disqualify” a local lawyer from representing his clients, of embarking on a politically motivated court campaign against their clients, and of preventing their clients from receiving a fair trial.
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