Madagascar: Authorities Must Immediately Release Member of Parliament Arbitrarily Arrested After Denouncing Voting Irregularities

By Amnesty International

Authorities in Madagascar must immediately and unconditionally release member of parliament Marie Jeanne d’Arc Masy Goulamaly, who was arbitrarily arrested and accused of orchestrating protests following an official complaint she made about the credibility of last month’s legislative elections, Amnesty International said today. Goulamaly has remained in arbitrary detention since her arrest on 31 May. […] The post Madagascar: Authorities Must Immediately Release Member of Parliament Arbitrarily Arrested After Denouncing Voting Irregularities appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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