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Judge Mathilda Twomey is first Seychellois to be awarded Human Rights Prize

Judge Mathilda Twomey is first Seychellois to be awarded Human Rights Prize Victoria, Seychelles | December 11, 2020, Friday @ 23:03 in National | By: Shaorn Ernesta | Views: 6764 The French Ambassador to Seychelles, Dominique Mas, announced the award for Twomey at a reception on the occasion of the International Human Rights Day on Thursday, (French Embassy) Mathilda Twomey is the first Seychellois to be awarded a Human Rights Prize from the French and German governments. The French Ambassador to Seychelles, Dominique Mas, announced the award for Twomey at a reception on the occasion of the International Human Rights Day on Thursday. Judge Twomey was one of 15 people in the world to receive the prize for their work in the protection of minors. The Franco-German

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Alain St Ange, former president of One Seychelles political party, moves in new direction

Alain St Ange, former president of One Seychelles political party, moves in new direction
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Seychellois entertainer Joseph Sinon travels to Mauritius to find COVID-era crowds

Seychellois entertainer Joseph Sinon travels to Mauritius to find COVID-era crowds Sinon left Seychelles last Friday for Mauritius, where he plans to perform in eight musical shows in Grand Baie and Flic en Flac. (Joseph Sinon/Facebook) Send to Kindle (Seychelles News Agency) - Seychellois artist and entertainer Joseph Sinon says the downturn in the entertainment business due to COVID-19 is forcing him to travel to Mauritius to perform. Sinon left Seychelles last Friday for Mauritius, where he plans to perform in eight musical shows in several venues including Grand Baie and Flic en Flac. On Christmas Day, the artist, who is accompanied by another popular singer,

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