Opinion

PCA report

Perhaps the most astonishing thing to emerge from the Annual Report of the Police Complaints Authority for 2023 which was made public recently, was that after interviews had been conducted with over 300 police officers from senior superintendent to rural constable none demonstrated substantial knowledge of critical laws or the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution.

Nothing in Janki’s letter relates to nor supports her criticism of my letter

Dear Editor, Melinda Janki, for whom I have some respect and with whom I have worked together in the past on aviation matters in Guyana, has, inexplicably, taken me to task by describing a letter I wrote, which was published in the media, on the subject of the confrontation taking place in the Middle East between Israel and the Palestinians as “bad on history and worse on international relations”.

UNESCO and CCJ MoU on fundamental freedoms

In what they described  as a pivotal move to strengthen the protection of freedom of expression, journalist safety and other fundamental freedoms, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) last week signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

Et Tu Brutus?

Dear Editor, Reading about Calvin Brutus and his fancy wedding, involving it seems much of the GPF hierarchy, I am reminded of the Greek and Gypsy weddings in Europe where brides have notes pinned to their wedding dresses.

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