Basic information			Substance of the ruling			Accessibility of the case and further relevant links
Date	Name of the case (or case number)	The body delivering the decision	Keywords, topic	Executive part	Brief summary	Full text	Page at the website of the issuing court	Page in other databases	Unofficial materials, press communications
January 12. 2021.	No. 03-HCC/D1	High Constitutional Court of Madagascar	Public finances; international relations	The Constitutional Court of Madagascar confirmed the constitutionality of an international treaty from the funding of measures for combatting Covid-19 pandemic in Madagascar.	The Constitutional Court heard a referral by the President of the Republic concerning an international loan agreement between Madagascar and the International Development Association. The Malagasi Constitution requires from the President to send international agreements before their ratification to the Constitutional Court for validation. The Constitutional Court admitted the referral and confirmed, that the agreement was enacted under proper procedural regime, and its substance is also in conformity with the Constitution.	http://www.hcc.gov.mg/?p=6513		https://www.covid19litigation.org/case-index/madagascar-high-constitutional-court-no-9-hccd1-2021-07-05
January 12. 2021.	No. 04-HCC/D1	High Constitutional Court of Madagascar	Public finances; international relations	The Constitutional Court of Madagascar confirmed the constitutionality of an international treaty from the funding of measures for combatting Covid-19 pandemic in Madagascar.	The Constitutional Court heard a referral by the President of the Republic concerning an international loan agreement between Madagascar and the African Development Bank. The Malagasi Constitution requires from the President to send international agreements before their ratification to the Constitutional Court for validation. The Constitutional Court admitted the referral and confirmed, that the agreement was enacted under proper procedural regime, and its substance is also in conformity with the Constitution.	http://www.hcc.gov.mg/?p=6515		https://www.covid19litigation.org/case-index/madagascar-high-constitutional-court-no-9-hccd1-2021-07-05
July 5. 2021.	No. 9-HCC/D1	High Constitutional Court of Madagascar	Public finances; international relations	The Constitutional Court of Madagascar confirmed the constitutionality of an international treaty from the funding of measures for combatting Covid-19 pandemic in Madagascar.	The Constitutional Court heard a referral by the President of the Republic concerning an international loan agreement between Madagascar and the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa. The Malagasi Constitution requires from the President to send international agreements before their ratification to the Constitutional Court for validation. The Constitutional Court admitted the referral and confirmed, that the agreement was enacted under proper procedural regime, and its substance is also in conformity with the Constitution.	http://www.hcc.gov.mg/?p=7518		https://www.covid19litigation.org/case-index/madagascar-high-constitutional-court-no-9-hccd1-2021-07-05
May 17. 2021	No. 4-HCC/D3	High Constitutional Court of Madagascar	Covid and Parliament	The Constitutional Court of Madagascar ruled, that Parliament has the constitutional obligation to hold in person meetings even during the public health emergency, while public health requirements should be also respected.	The Constitutional Court of Madagascar heard a referral by the President of the National Assembly concerning the amendment of the rules of procedure reflecting on the Covid-19 pandemic. The Malagasi National Assembly has the duty to send all amendments of its rules of procedure for validation to the Constitutional Court before its promulgation. The Constitutional Court admitted the referral and argued, that the Constitution expressly provides Antananarivo as the venue assigned for parliamentary seats, therefore, in person meetings are required even during the public health emergency. However, Covid-19-related restrictions shall be also respected during these seats such as limitations on gatherings. Most provisions of the parliamentary resolution were validated, however, the rules on online parliamentary meetings were annulled as unconstitutional.	http://www.hcc.gov.mg/?p=7092		https://www.covid19litigation.org/case-index/madagascar-high-constitutional-court-no-4-hccd3-2021-05-17