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Caribbean Movement For Peace gets permission to protest

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The march is on!

Attorney General, Dale Marshall this evening gave permission to the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration to stage a second Black Lives Matter protest.

General secretary of the Movement, David Denny, confirmed the Attorney General had called earlier today to grant the special permission, after a June 6 application had been turned down by Commissioner of Police, Tyrone Griffith.

In a letter date June 9, police had informed the Movement that the protest could not be held because it would have contravened Section 10 E of the Emergency Directive for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Denny then sent off an urgent letter to Marshall, who gave the thumbs up. (BA)

 

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