“[…] The [Appeal] Court ruled that, despite modern thinking and growing public support for human …
Read More »Dear Editor: Appeal Court ruling on buggery drives home importance of constitutional reform
“[…] The [Appeal] Court ruled that, despite modern thinking and growing public support for human rights, parts of our Constitution still protect colonial laws. The judges admitted their limitations: they don’t make the laws, they interpret them. The real work, they said, is for Parliament. “That ruling […] was a …
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