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Emmanuel Anquetil
Emmanuel Anquetil (1885-1946) was a Mauritian trade unionist, and the second leader of the Mauritius Labour Party. He spent much of his youth in England among the dockers and became acquainted with trade unionism. When he returned to Mauritius, he helped to found the Labour Party and fought for the rights of labourers and workers.〔Story of the Independence of Mauritius, M. Chintamunnee, Star Publications (P) Ltd, India〕 He saw much injustice and was of opinion that "the workers on the sugar estates were better off when they were slaves".〔The Diary of Sheila, L'Atelier d'ecriture, 2012〕 In 1938, he was deported to Rodrigues by the British colonial government for organising strikes in defence of dockers' rights. He spent much time touring the island campaigning for a more liberal form of government, and took part in debates on the revision of the constitution. His long tours around the island affected his health, and he died of pneumonia before the new constitution came into being. He was succeeded by Guy Rozemont as leader of the Labour Party.〔Advance, 5 March 1959〕
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