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Editorial | Betting on tough penalties - Vimarsana News

Editorial | Betting on tough penalties

The first response of Jamaica’s governments to almost every nasty incident of criminal violence is usually a declaration of intent to harshen penalties for the offence. So, it wasn’t surprising last week when two nine-year-old boys were shot dead...

Talk up! - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

Talk up! - Jamaica Observer

MONTEGO BAY, St James — As part of a strategy to reduce the number of murders being committed in the country, Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his Government will be making legislative changes t...

The women being prosecuted in Great Britain for abortions: 'Her confidentiality was completely destroyed' | Abortion - Vimarsana News

The women being prosecuted in Great Britain for abortions: 'Her confidentiality was completely destroyed' | Abortion

Between 1861 and November 2022, only three women were convicted of having an illegal abortion. But since December 2022, one woman has been convicted and six people are awaiting trial. Why the sudden rise?

Golding: Mandatory minimum sentencing will burden prison system - Vimarsana News

Golding: Mandatory minimum sentencing will burden prison system

WESTERN BUREAU: OPPOSITION LEADER Mark Golding is voicing fresh concerns that mandatory minimum sentences for murder and firearms offences could result in an overburdening of Jamaica’s prison system, which has previously been criticised for its...

PM urges fellow legislators to swiftly enact tougher penalties for murder - Vimarsana News

PM urges fellow legislators to swiftly enact tougher penalties for murder

Lawmakers expressed outrage in Parliament on Tuesday over a deadly attack on a taxicab in Salt Spring, St James, which left a man and two young boys dead on Monday evening. Prime Minister Andrew Holness called on the security forces to pursue swift...