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THE PAIN STILL EXISTS - Jamaica Observer

She
wanted to be in court, but it did not happen.

Justice served against Davian Bryan, the man who abducted her nine-year-old daughter from her home in St Thomas, and then abused her, causing. ....

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JUSTICE POSTPONED ... AGAIN - Jamaica Observer

THE road to justice is beginning to feel like a long, heart-wrenching one for a St Mary family.

And now, that anxious and eager wait for one man to pay for what he has done stretches into the new. ....

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Child thugs a worrying trend - Jamaica Observer

POLICE Commissioner Major General Antony Anderson on Tuesday described as a worrying trend the number of children being brought to book for serious crimes.

Anderson, who was speaking during his m. ....

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Should residents be informed when a convicted sexual offender moves into their community?

A call this week for the Government to make the Sex Offender Registry open to the public . ....

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Pandemic Puts Jamaican Children at Heightened Risk of Abuse

A group of children being instructed by a teacher in an inner-city community. She has painted blackboards on walls to continue her lessons in the pandemic after schools were closed. Credit: Kate Chappell
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec 16 2020 (IPS) - In Jamaica, school playgrounds are deserted, filled only with phantom shrieks of delight. Blackboards remain devoid of arithmetic and uniforms hang wrinkle-free in closets. When the first case of Covid hit Jamaican shores in early March, the government closed primary and secondary schools and over 500,000 children transitioned to remote learning. The majority of schools have yet to resume face-to-face classes since the March 13 closure. ....

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