Senegal: Justice says Mansour Faye, Macky Sall's brother-in-law, can travel freely

Mansour Faye, the brother-in-law of former President Macky Sall, had twice been prevented from leaving Senegalese territory in recent weeks, and had referred the case to the administrative chamber of the Supreme Court, which gave him reason: Friday, 28 March, the latter gave an injunction to the Ministry of the Interior to leave him free of his movements. A decision which is similar to a setback for the authorities.

Subject to a ban on leaving the national territory, Mansour Faye has appealed to the interim relief judge of the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court. The mayor of Saint-Louis has won his case, Seneweb learned from Mr. El Hadji Amadou Sall. "An injunction was issued by the interim relief judge to allow Mansour Faye to travel freely. In other words, the judge ordered the Minister of the Interior to ask the Air and Border Police to allow hi…

The former Minister of Transport, Mansour Faye, finally won the case after a ban on leaving the territory which had been served to him while he was about to embark on a flight of Air France to Mecca. The judge for interim measures reportedly decided as a matter of urgency, ordering the authorities to lift this restriction and allow him to travel freely. It was Me Amadou Sall, former Minister of Justice and lawyer, who relayed the information on …