Mahfoud Ould Lemrabott

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Mafoud Ould Lemrabott was the head of the supreme court of Mauritania. He and the Secretary of State for Women's Affairs, Mintata Mint Hedeid were detained then fired from their posts by the Taya regime after the June 2003 attempted coup because of their tribal and regional affiliation with the accused coup-leader, Saleh Ould Hanenna.

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Site announcing arrest of Lemrabott from 2003

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