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The Registrar General’s Department’s (RGD) move to a new state-of-the-art location has been delayed by supply chain issues, though the data migration part of the project is moving into its industry testing phase, Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday. Pinder, who spoke to the media outside of Cabinet, said work is underway on the office move despite the
Two boys born in The Bahamas out of wedlock, whose father is said to be Bahamian and whose mother is Haitian, were deported to Haiti years ago, despite the fact that they were joined to a Supreme Court citizenship challenge, and their attorney, Wayne Munroe, KC, had obtained an injunction blocking their deportation, Munroe said
The Privy Council’s recent ruling that the children born out of wedlock to Bahamian men and foreign women are entitled to citizenship at birth was vindication as it affirms that the last Constitutional Commission was spot on in its determination that these individuals indeed have that right, former Attorney General Sean McWeeney, KC, who chaired
The Privy Council, the country’s highest appellate court, yesterday settled once and for all an important constitutional question – what Court of Appeal Justice Stella Maureen Crane-Scott termed “a matter of high constitutional importance not only for the attorney general, but for the people of The Bahamas generally”. That question was whether the constitution of
Attorney General Ryan Pinder has called on the United Nations (UN) to recognize the effects of the climate crisis on human rights. He was addressing the 43rd Session of Universal Periodic Review at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland earlier this week. “Climate change directly impacts the human rights of individuals living in