The President of the Supreme Court called this Thursday in Quelimane, attention to the magistrates to take judicial decisions that, in fact, end the organized crime that worries the country.Adelino Muchanga spoke on the sidelines the laying of the first stone in Quelimane, which marks the beginning of the construction of a modern court, under the presidential initiative “a district, a building worthy of the court”. On that occasion, Adelino Muchanga recognized the importance of decent facilities for the functioning of the court, so he was incisive in his speech in stating that “drug trafficking or prohibited species of fauna and flora, kidnappings and kidnappings, cannot be dissociated from money laundering and, ultimately, the financing of the terrorism that plagues our country. Every judicial decision we take contains a message to criminals and society “he said. He added that if the message of the tribunals more complete impunity, it can make Mozambique a fertile ground for organized crime. But, if the message is of “firmness that in Mozambique there is no place for impunity, insisting on the values of honesty, integrity, independence, strategically configuring the principles inherent to the rule of law, as a legal regime founded on the supremacy of the rights of the people. and in the respect and guarantee of the fulfillment of fundamental rights “. The President of the Supreme Court made it known that the judiciary is called to print the best justice, for the good of the population. However, seven districts in the central province of Zambezia out of a total of 22 Existing, do not yet have facilities for the full functioning of the courts, a situation that places more than one million inhabitants, with restricted access, to the justice services. For those districts. Taking into account this scenario, Adelino Muchanga announces that in the next two years, the situation will go down in history, as they will have facilities for the operation of those services. The buildings will be built, and for that purpose all seven districts will have the start of works within days. The presiding judge of the Supreme Court, Adelino Muchanga, made it known that within two years the coverage of the district court in the province of Zambézia will be total.
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