Jugnauth "lunatic". The Prime Minister had the citizenship law changed so that his absolute authorisation is needed for any immigrant who wishes to stay in Mauritius. The law was changed specifically to be able to deport Patrick Hofman as a "prohibited immigrant", thereby ostracizing him and his Mauritian spouse out of the country. When his Mauritian spouse subsequently died, Patrick Hofman was still not allowed to enter Mauritius for her funeral rites. The question was raised directly to the Prime Minister himself in Parliament Similary, the social media law has been changed in Mauritius to allow the Government (via the police) to jail anyone who criticizes them on social media. The person targeted has only to feel "annoyed" for the police to arrest the critic. Hassenjee Ruhomaully and his spouse, Farirah Ruhomaully have both (in separate instances) been taken out of bed in the early hours of the morning, to be jailed for having "annoyed" a member of Government. The couple was jailed for having shared on social media, a photo of the spouse of the Prime Minister, Kobita Jugnauth (aka Lady Macbeth) hugging one of their (former) advisors. In 2022, a former adviser of the Prime Minister, Gerard Sanspeur (who left after witnessing the blatant corruption and theft by the members of Government), was arrested after commenting on a post about the Minister of ICT. In an operation of damage control where it was proved that the Prime Minister allowed the Indian Government to illegally tap on the SAFE fiber optic cable in total disregard of the consortium of countries who own the cable, the IT Minister (who has no IT background) claimed that a laptop used to tap this cable would have exploded from the amount of data from the SAFE cable. In October 2022, Bradley Vincent, the athlete who has the highest number of medals ever brought to Mauritius, was suspended for three years by the Mauritius Olympic Committee for arriving late to the flag raising ceremony in Birmingham where the Prime Minister was present. Bradley Vincent, together with three other athletes came late, as the bus picking them up was delayed in traffic. While the other athletes got away with a severe warning, Bradley Vincent was suspended three years, for having voiced out why the athletes did not get the GBP100 per diem unlike the Government officers. Morocco Moroccans are routinely prosecuted for statements deemed offensive