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The amendment was moved by Member of National Assembly (MNA) Syed Javed Hasnain, and taken up by the National Assembly Standing Committee on Law and Justice. — Photo courtesy National Assembly website ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary committee on Tuesday cleared an amendment to the Code of Civil Procedure, which requires courts to decide cases of movable and immovable property including those involving inheritance rights of women in one year. The amendment was moved by Member of National Assembly (MNA) Syed Javed Hasnain, and taken up by the National Assembly Standing Committee on Law and Justice...

Republican Status Transition advisory committee established BROOKLYN, NY– The Mia Mottley-led administration has announced a Republican Status Transition advisory committee (RSTAC) to help plan and manage the island’s transition from a monarchical to a republican system. In making the announcement late Saturday, the Cabinet said that acting Cabinet  Secretary,  Highland Allman, will serve the committee. Barbados has had two previous constitutional review commissions in 1977 and 1994, headed by Sir Mencea Cox and Sir Henry Forde.  Sir Henry Forde’s Commission recommended how Barbados...

Committee established to aid Barbados’ transition to republican system AANOUNCEMENT: Barbados PM Mia Mottley Barbados has announced the development of a Republican Status Transition Advisory Committee (RSTAC) to help plan and head the transition of the island from a monarchical system to a republic. According to an announcement made late on Saturday, the acting Cabinet Secretary, Hughland Allman, will oversee the committee. The new RSTAC will have an agenda to discuss the responsibilities, rights and hopes of Barbadians, including the younger generation and those in the Diaspora. There...

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC)— The Mia Mottley led administration has announced the formation ...

Mon, 03/15/2021 - 4:45pm Dear Editor: Over the past few years in the Midcoast and across Maine, we have witnessed citizens and their communities rise up to assert local control over proposed and old industrial developments that they deem are or will be harmful to their health and environment. Industrial-size fish farms, fracked gas pipelines, electricity power lines, and fossil fuel tank farms have all been the targets of recent citizen mobilization. Intuitively people know that protecting the air they breathe, the water they drink and recreate in, and the soils that produce their f...