THE KINGDOM OF LESOTHO COMBINED SECOND TO EIGHTH PERIODIC REPORT UNDER THE AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES’ RIGHTS AND INITIAL REPORT UNDER THE PROTOCOL TO THE AFRICAN CHARTER ON THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN AFRICA married a Lesotho citizen and was therefore not declared a on he citizen of Lesotho although the received a call from the police deportation order was declared that he must go back to his unlawful, null and void. his wedding day, home in South Africa. He left and came back the following day during which his wife showed him an order for his deportation which invalidated his temporary residence permit. Hence he lodged an application that he be declared a citizen of Lesotho by birth and also that the deportation order which restricted his movement in and out of Lesotho be declared unlawful, null and void. Otubanjo v Director The appellant is a Nigerian On appeal it was held that of immigration and citizen, who in 2000 applied to freedom of movement includes the others Service right to enter Lesotho and stay Commission (TSC) of Lesotho anywhere in Lesotho. However, to take up a teaching post. He such freedom is limited by section was admitted to the Lesotho 7(3)(d) of the Constitution which Teaching Service. On entry into provides that there may laws Lesotho he applied for a permit which for (or persons who are not citizens of indefinite permit, as it is also Lesotho. The Aliens Control is the Teaching indefinite sojourn 44 restrict movement of