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Senator proposes whistleblower law

Editors Pick Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
Government Senator and attorney-at-law Gregory Nicholls says whistleblower legislation may soon have to be considered an option in the fight against gun-related crimes.Speaking during...

Attorneys opposed to resumption of hanging

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Two prominent attorneys rejected on Wednesday, the public outcry for a resumption of capital punishment in Barbados to tackle a recent “spike” in gun-related...

Nicholls: Put bite in ERT law

Editors Pick Kendy Kendy -
New Government Senator Gregory Nicholls is calling for legislation governing the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) to be strengthened as it cannot compel employers to...

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