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Seychelles
The investigation is going slowly

The investigation of the incident when the police beat up the leaders of the Seychelles National Party in October is taking a long time to get off the ground. [...]

Published on 18/11/2006 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Denis Wiehe
Francis Chang-Sam
Gerard Waye-Hive
James Michel
Liam Quinn
Santosh Marray
Seychelles National Party
Wavel Ramkalawan

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Red Devil v. Brotherhood

Just as the local political situation would seem to be calming down, opponents and partisans of the government distributed virulent [...]

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Seychelles
James Michel makes concessions

The President of the Seychelles has suspended the charges levelled against the opposition leaders following the confrontation on 3 October.

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Denis Wiehe
Francis Chang-Sam
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James Michel
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