Guiniezação Mozambican police

Our society is facing today, more than ever, a major challenge: to eradicate a threat and a problem. This danger and the problem is called Jorge Khálau is commanding general of Police of the Republic of Mozambique. It is revealed that George Khálau be a danger to a society that is peaceful and intended that slowly is consolidating democratic processes to bring the rules of a ministry (Ministry of Interior) as a legal instrument and legal above which there other. This is Jorge Khálau overlapped the Rules of the Ministry of Interior to the ordinary laws, and even the Constitution of the Republic of Mozambique (Law-mother).
It is worth recalling what he said: "We know the laws. We do not obey any judge. We take our internal measures. Now say it (the regulation) is outdated! Thank you! The penal code is that year? 1886. Only the police is that regulation is outdated? There was a violation of internal rules (...). ". More: "The police have internal rules. We do not need authorization from the attorney to discipline our players when they commit irregularities. The attitude taken by the court seeks to discourage efforts to fight crime, but we will not stop. " These statements make clear that not only Khálau seems to live a dilemma of comparing the rules of the ministry employs the Criminal Code, but also challenges various constitutional provisions, including Article 38, which states that "All citizens have the duty to respect the constitutional order. "Now, one of the constitutional order established in Article 215 of the same constitution, which sets" Court decisions are binding for all citizens and other legal entities and shall prevail over those of other authorities " and that "In exercising its functions, the police obey the law (art. 254/3)."
I mean, not even Khálau its rules of procedure have jurisdiction, power and authority to override the decisions of the courts.
I never imagined existed in Mozambique, a kind of people with a thought to the counter. Today, I have to give me a happy, because finally, I found that, in fact, Mozambique is a country not only in terms of pluralist democracy as well as in the human species. We certainly species for all tastes. It is this abnormality that makes this country one of the biggest tourist destinations in the world. A country where a degree in law ignores the basic rules governing their own area of ​​training and do not know that the decisions of the courts take precedence over the rules of his ministry.
Khálau as Cistac Gille said the teacher, have to revise their notions of law. It is unacceptable that a licensed individual in law fill her lungs with air to release such crap. Too bad we are in Mozambique, a country where leaders are not accountable for their statements. If we were in another world, perhaps Khálau was not, at this point, the general commander of the Police by the severity of their pronouncements.
What Khálau is said, indeed, is the police who, unfortunately, he never addresses must abide by decisions of any court, where such a decision contrary to the rules of the police. It is certainly disruptive to deploy the police, as too undisciplined. With that, morally, Khálau no longer has the conditions to stay ahead of an organ of great responsibility for the security of the country. Is that Khálau is not naive, much less children, then we must recognize that their public pronouncement is the result of a premeditated and there is, here, any dose of innocence. However, since these statements, there is no doubt that the commanding general is a dangerous individual to the type of society we want to build a society cultivated by the values ​​of pluralist democracy. And if it's dangerous, it means that your hazard can undermine the whole effort of a country, consisting of little more than 20 million inhabitants, hence the need for an urgent decision: shock therapy, or his removal from positions of decision. It seemed that Mozambique had literally confused with Guinea-Bissau.(L.Mabunda)