Seychelles prosecution’s own evidence appears to exonerate Laura Valabhji in a high-profile court case – while she remains under arrest and on remand for almost 4 months
The Anti-Corruption Commission of Seychelles (ACCS) submitted another affidavit minutes before the court hearing, in which it confirms that there is no evidence of Laura Valabhji’s involvement in an alleged theft of $50 million two decades ago and subsequent transfers QC defending Ms Valabhji asserts that she is a woman of good character who does not deserve to remain in custody Today, Laura Valabhji finally attended her bail application hearing in the Supreme Court, Seychelles, after several delays by the court and almost 4 months since her arrest. James Lewis QC, an eminent UK barrister, appeared for Laura Valabhji, and… Read More »Seychelles prosecution’s own evidence appears to exonerate Laura Valabhji in a high-profile court case – while she remains under arrest and on remand for almost 4 months