The Centre for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD) has hailed a recent decision by Mozambique’s Constitutional Council (CC) as a victory for active citizenship and the rule of law. The CC declared several norms within the Telecommunications Traffic Control Regulation unconstitutional. The CDD views this as a significant step towards safeguarding fundamental rights, freedoms, and guarantees for citizens. This ruling underscores the importance of protecting democratic principles within the country's legal framework. The organization believes the decision strengthens the foundation of a democratic state. It represents a positive development for civil liberties in Mozambique regarding telecommunications regulation. The CDD celebrates this outcome as a testament to the power of active civic engagement.