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PM Mottley moves to scrap warrantless wiretapping clause

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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has assured Barbadians that the Government will not allow warrantless wiretapping, as part of a broader package of crime-fighting...

PM to address nation Sunday night

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Government will make immediate amendments to the controversial exception clause in the Interception Of Communications Bill, 2025 which was passed in the House of Assembly last...

Protest march against section of wiretapping legislation

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Around 100 disgruntled people again made the march from Kensington Oval to Independence Square. This time it was in protest of the Interception of Communications...

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