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Justice Dingake calls for ‘proper’ constitutional review

Justice Professor Key Dingake, who is a Judge at the Supreme and National Courts of Papua New Guinea and the Residual Special ‘Court of Sierra Leone', has called for a transformative constitutional review process.
Justice Professor Key Dingake, who is a Judge at the Supreme and National Courts of Papua New Guinea and the Residual Special ‘Court of Sierra Leone', has called for a transformative constitutional review process.

Justice Professor Key Dingake, who is a Judge at the Supreme and National Courts of Papua New Guinea and the Residual Special ‘Court of Sierra Leone', has called for a transformative constitutional review process.

Dingake recently delivered a public lecture as part of Motheo O Mosha’s efforts to raise P500, 000 for initiatives aimed at addressing issues pertaining to the constitutional review process, which they have since said was not properly done.

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