A collection of news articles, media features, and press coverage highlighting advocacy work, legal victories, and contributions to governance reform in Sierra Leone.
In October 2023, Augustine filed an action against the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone for its failure to comply with his request for disclosure of the data in regard the presidential and parliamentary elections' results for June 2023.
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In July 2023, Augustine did a request for information to the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone in respect of the disaggregated results of the last general elections conducted on 24th June 2023.
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In May 2023, Augustine, and a team of dedicated lawyers, started a comprehensive e-platform, the Law Hub to digitise all genres of legal resources to augment the contributions of SierraLii and to expand legal research and virtual practice with the aid of new technologies namely AI.
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In November 2021, Augustine wrote an article condemning the unconstitutionality of the procedure adopted in suspending the Auditor General, Madam Lara Taylor-Pearce.
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In June 2020, Augustine filed an action in the Supreme Court on behalf of a private citizen against the government of Sierra Leone for its failure to put the Covid emergency measures and regulations before parliament.
In 2019, Augustine was hired as co-counsel in an action brought by two survivors and the association of Ebola survivors of Sierra Leone at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice.
Read MoreAugustine acted as counsel for the Sierra Leone Bar Association, filed an action against the Government of Sierra Leone for setting up the Commissions of Inquiry without recourse to the rules to be formulated by the Rules of Court Committee.
Read MoreIn March 2018, Augustine was arrested while driving to his polling station. He filed an action against the Inspector General of Police, winning a landmark judgment in April 2022 that enhanced electoral rights and freedoms.
Read MoreIn 2017, Augustine in an open letter published on social media called out the former President Koroma and his party for continuing with construction work on their proposed headquarter office a day after the catastrophic mudslide event of August 14, 2017.
Read MoreIn 2017, Augustine was one of the counsel for the Renaissance Movement, in an action against the Inspector General of Police for refusing to grant permit for protest.
Read MoreIn 2017, Augustine was one of a quartet of founding leaders of the Renaissance Movement, calling for a Black Monday 'Walk to Work' as a form of protest against the high cost of living and fuel products.
Read MoreIn 2014, Augustine was the first to call on the then President of Sierra Leone, through an open letter to declare a state of Emergency to combat Ebola.
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Read MoreGeneral Legal Council (Sierra Leone) Law Journal
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2016Lambert Academic Publishing: Berlin
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