Madagascar Ex-Senate Chief Richard Ravalomanana Jailed over Deadly Gen Z Protest Crackdown
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The former President of the Senate, General Richard Ravalomanana, was sentenced to ten years of hard labour in the case of the violence committed during the demonstrations of September and October 2025 in Antananarivo. His lawyer, who contests the evidence against his client, announced an appeal in cassation. Three charges were initially brought against him. The first concerned an alleged death threat against Jean Walker Andriakotomalala, former…
The former president of the Senate of Madagascar, Richard Ravalomanana, was today sentenced to ten years of work forced by repression to the demonstrations that devastated the country last year, but the defense will resort, local media reported.
In Madagascar, former Senate President Richard Ravalomanana was sentenced to 10 years of hard labor for participating in the deaths and injuries in the Gen Z protests in 2025. His lawyer said they would appeal the decision, finding the decision political.
The Court of Antananarivo condemns the former President of the Senate, General Richard Ravalomanana, to 10 years of hard labour. According to the verdict handed down this Tuesday at the Court Palace in Anosy, the former Secretary of State in charge of the Gendarmerie, is found guilty of complicity in murder and complicity in voluntary assaults. The charge of [...] L'article JUSTICE – General Richard Ravalomanana sentenced to 10 years of hard lab…
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