Description:
"In an astounding ruling that underscores the extent to which the judiciary in Burma has abdicated its authority in favour of the security services, a Supreme Court justice has ruled that permission or refusal of observers to attend trial hearings held inside prison facilities is not a matter for the presiding judges to decide. The ruling effectively means that judges holding trials inside Burma?s jails have no power over who comes in or goes out of the courtroom, which resides instead with the prison staff..."
Source/publisher:
Asian Human Rights Commission
Date of Publication:
2011-02-23
Date of entry:
2011-03-05
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Category:
Language:
English
