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Jamaica: USCIS green-card policy forces home-country applications, retired SSP calls Bulgin killing 'deeply disturbing', Justice Minister Chuck defends deadly force against fleeing suspects, Bellevue pushes mental health reframe, PCOS support network grows
A new US immigration policy requiring green card seekers to return to home countries for applications draws legal challenges from Jamaican attorneys, a retired senior superintendent calls the police killing of Latoya Bulgin in St James deeply disturbing, the Justice Minister defends deadly force against fleeing suspects as lawful last resort, Bellevue Hospital pushes to reframe how the country talks about mental illness, and a WhatsApp network for women with PCOS and endometriosis has grown to thousands.
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South Africa: Mogotsi in court demanding release, Malema JSC fitness challenge filed, Ramaphosa-Trump high-stakes meeting set, Sibanyoni in court, xenophobic attacks condemned
North West businessman Brown Mogotsi tells lawyers to get him out, Helen Suzman Foundation challenges Julius Malema's fitness for the Judicial Service Commission, President Ramaphosa heads to a high-stakes White House meeting with President Trump, taxi boss Joe 'Ferrari' Sibanyoni appears in court, and SA police condemn xenophobic attacks on Ghanaian nationals.
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Saint Lucia: CIS26 hosting, record January arrivals, $2.97M wrongful imprisonment award, community funding, Rodney Heights vendor
Saint Lucia hosts Caribbean Investment Summit as Pierre weighs oil-shock budget Saint Lucia hosted CIS26 from May 6 to 9, bringing together …
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'We are failing our children,' CPA director says, condemning delays in child sexual abuse cases
The director of the Child Protection Agency on Tuesday said publicly that Guyana is failing its children, citing systemic delays and …
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Man remanded in Bank Hall fire death case as investigation moves to the next stage
A man has been remanded to prison in connection with the fatal Bank Hall fire that has drawn sustained public attention in Barbados since …
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St Lucia ordered to pay $2.97 million in damages over decades of unlawful detention
The Government of Saint Lucia has been ordered by the courts to pay EC$2.97 million in damages to two men who were unlawfully detained in …
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