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Church of Scotland open to conversion therapy ban - Vimarsana News

Church of Scotland open to conversion therapy ban

The Church of Scotland has expressed openness to a national ban on sexual orientation change efforts therapy, referred to by critics as conversion therapy, provided that such a ban can't be misused to prosecute the actions of churches and pastors. 

Bunting labels PM 'a slow learner' on crime prevention - Vimarsana News

Bunting labels PM 'a slow learner' on crime prevention

While charging that the Andrew Holness-led administration is bankrupt of ideas to bring crime and violence, under control, Opposition Senator Peter Bunting has highlighted that 2,300 more Jamaicans have been killed in the last eight years since...

Bunting slaps Government over handling of crime - Vimarsana News

Bunting slaps Government over handling of crime

Singling out the high incidences of murders in the country as an indication of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP)-led Government's poor stewardship of the country, Opposition Senator Peter Bunting lam...

EU 'surprised' Jamaica delays signing new aid deal | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

EU 'surprised' Jamaica delays signing new aid deal | Lead Stories

The European Union (EU) was taken by complete surprise when Jamaica delayed signing the Samoa Agreement, which provides the legal framework guiding relations between the bloc’s 27 countries and the 79 African, Caribbean and Pacific nations, the EU...

Wits lawyers apply to join Ugandan court case on Anti-Homosexuality Act - Vimarsana News

Wits lawyers apply to join Ugandan court case on Anti-Homosexuality Act

Centre for Applied Legal Studies argues that the Ugandan Parliament violated its own rules of procedure to pass the law