�The Registrar erred�

Wednesday, May 14, 2014

The People’s Liberation Movement (PLM) has appealed the decision by the Register of Societies to deny the non-violent civil movement recognition.

In a statement to the press, PLM leader, Onalenna Chabaya said they have written to the Registrar demanding the reversal of the decision.

The Registrar of Societies, Neo Lepang, on April 16, wrote to Chabaya informing him that the movement could not be registered because its objectives did not suit those of a political party.

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