Comoros’s Constitution of 2001 with Amendments through 2009

Judicial Independence

Article 28. The judicial power shall be independent of the legislative power and the executive power. In the exercise of their functions the judges shall only be subject to the authority of the law. Judges shall be irremovable from office. The President of the Republic shall be the guarantor of the independence of the judiciary. He shall be assisted by the High Council of the Judiciary, whose composition, organization and functioning as well as the procedure to be followed before it shall be determined by Institutional Act. An Institutional Act shall regulate the status of judges and prosecutors.

Judicial Council or Parallel Institution

Article 28. […] The President of the Republic shall be the guarantor of the independence of the judiciary. He shall be assisted by the High Council of the Judiciary, whose composition, organization and functioning as well as the procedure to be followed before it shall be determined by Institutional Act. An Institutional Act shall regulate the status of judges and prosecutors.