MAURITIUS: Murder victim's family unhappy about laughter in courtroom.

EVENTS at the trial of two men for the murder of Michaela McAreavey should concern all of us.

The hearing, conducted in Mauritius, has been marked by less-than-proper courtrooom behaviour, allegations of police brutality and fears of cross-contamination of the murder scene.

There are now genuine, and understandable, concerns that the Michaela's husband and family may not see justice done for her. Her family are clearly less than happy with certain elements of the trial to date, such as laughter in the courtroom.

The trial should be a cause for concern for all of us, however.

Michaela McAreavey was an Irish citizen brutally murdered in another jurisdiction.

The Irish justice systems affords fair and impartial hearings in all cases here, including those where the victim is a foreign national.

We are entitled to expect the same for our citizens abroad.

Source: Herald.ie
http://www.herald.ie/opinion/michaelas-trial-...

MAURITIUS TOURISM
Recently murdered:

Stacey Henrisson
Michaelea McAreavey
Anne-Katherine Powers

Is MAURITIUS becoming a dangerous rathole for women?
Don't bet your LIFE on the answer.

DON'T RISK IT.

malbars criminals must be HANGED.

curry malbar wrote:

malbars criminals must be HANGED.

.I am not racist i am mauritian my self but i think that to stop crime any one who commit murder should be punish with capital punishment so it will serve as an example to society and will makeit safer for the rest of humanity all around the world and in my home land mauritius.I amnot only mauritian but alsocatholic iask forgiveness to my lord;i respect all religion buti still believe that crime must be punished

jean claude upper toole wrote:

<quoted text>.I am not racist i am mauritian my self but i think that to stop crime any one who commit murder should be punish with capital punishment so it will serve as an example to society and will makeit safer for the rest of humanity all around the world and in my home land mauritius.I amnot only mauritian but alsocatholic iask forgiveness to my lord;i respect all religion buti still believe that crime must be punished

WHAT YOU HAVE SAID HERE is very intelligent and sensible.

i cannot see how the court could allow those animals go freely or punished in a mickey-mouse way.

i am very pleased that there are still people like you in mauritus.