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Lawyer: Suriname breached Trini political analyst's human rights - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has reserved its ruling in the case brought by Trinidadian political analyst Derek Ramsamooj, who is challenging his nearly two-year detention in Suriname as part of a corruption probe. The hearing began on November 6 at the CCJ’s Port of Spain headquarters, with Ramsamooj, 62, testifying before CCJ president Justice Winston Anderson and Justices Maureen Rajnauth-Lee, Denys Barrow, Peter Jamadar and Chantal O…
Ramsamooj accuses Suriname of political persecution before CCJ
THE trial of political analyst Derek Ramsamooj’s lawsuit against the State of Suriname began yesterday before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), marking the start of a case that challenges the legality of his lengthy detention in that country during…
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