Guyana’s Attorney General, Anil Nandlall, says no court has ordered unrestricted family visits for embattled Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed.
He also warned that presenting a document as a court order when no such ruling exists is a serious criminal offence.
The Attorney General was responding to claims from Mohamed’s sister that the family is being denied court-sanctioned access to him in prison.
Mohamed’s sister reportedly presented a document she claimed was a court order.
But, the Attorney General says no such order was made.
He says the claim was part of a wider pattern of misinformation about the opposition leader’s detention.
