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APC Distances Itself from Purported Passage of Constitutional Amendment Bill

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APC Distances Itself from Purported Passage of Constitutional Amendment Bill

Freetown, 11 August 2026 — The All Peoples Congress (APC) has strongly condemned and formally distanced itself from the purported passage of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, which the Speaker of Parliament ruled as passed by a simple majority on 10 August 2026.

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  • Freetown, 11 August 2026 — The All Peoples Congress (APC) has strongly condemned and formally distanced itself from the purported passage of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, which the Speaker of Parliament ruled as passed by a simple majority on 10 August 2026.
  • The Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) has raised serious constitutional concerns over the circumstances surrounding Parliament’s passage of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, on August 10, 2026.
  • The Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) has expressed deep concern over the manner in which Parliament passed the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, describing the process as constitutionally troubling and procedurally inconsistent.

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