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Parliament Says Speaker’s Ruling Cannot Be Interpreted or Enquired into by Any Court of Law

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 12 Aug 2026, 2:10 pmnotable · 42/100
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Sierra Leone’s Parliament has ignited debate after declaring on its official Facebook page that the Speaker’s ruling “is final and cannot be interpreted or enquired into by any court of law.”

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Truth Media SL · 12 Aug 2026, 8:23 am

Parliament Says Speaker’s Ruling Cannot Be Interpreted or Enquired into by Any Court of Law

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