Nine people involved in political affairs from 2002 to 2009 were granted amnesty.
Responsibilities of the CFM
Le Conseil du Fampihavanana malagasy (CFM) a octroyé une amnesty to nine people who were involved in political affairs from 2002 to 2009, reports Madagascar-tribune.com. Dudit Conseil, whose president is the former journalist and politician Alphonse Maka, is a state body whose mission is to deal with national reconciliation.
Among the responsibilities of this body is the review of amnesty request political and military personalities implicated in political affairs from 2002 to 2009. Compensation for collateral victims of the political crisis, included in this period, is also part of the missions of the CFM.
Supreme Court approves amnesty requests
After careful examination of the files of amnesty seekers by the CFM, the Supreme Court then gave its approval to grant amnesty to the nine people. The Supreme Court is the legal body with the right to grant forgetting to offenses and to cancel their consequences.
According to the CFM, 31 amnesty requests lui have been sent this year. The Council also received 24 requests for compensation for loss of jobs resulting from the successive political crises that occurred between 2002 and 2009. Only about 20 cases of compensation were approved.
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