Jurist Pape Modou Cissé Accuses Pastef Deputies of Selective Accountability

In Senegal, jurist Pape Modou Cissé, a member of the République des valeurs party, accused Pastef deputies of selectively pursuing investigations into certain public finance dossiers while remaining silent on others, as reported by Pressafrik.

This accusation is legally significant as it touches upon the fundamental principle of equal application of justice and accountability in public life. Cissé's criticism highlights a perceived double standard where Pastef deputies allegedly demand inquiries into cases involving political adversaries, such as the 5 billion FCFA related to