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Perfecting the art of procrastinating on marital rape - Vimarsana News

Perfecting the art of procrastinating on marital rape

The issue of marital rape may best display how the lack of political courage hinders things that are quite simple to do from getting done in The Bahamas. The Nassau Guardian’s position on marital rape is clear and has been repeated often: it is wrong and should be criminalized. We believe those who disagree are

COMMUNICATION TO THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY - Vimarsana News

COMMUNICATION TO THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

THE PROCESSING AND REPATRIATION OF ECONOMIC MIGRANTS & IRREGULAR ENTRANTS INTO THE BAHAMAS  BY  THE HONOURABLE KEITH BELL, M.P. MINISTER OF LABOUR AND IMMIGRATION   12th APRIL 2023 COMMUNICATION Madam Speaker, I wish to begin by thanking the Almighty God for allowing me the opportunity to stand in this Honourable place once again to provide […]

PM mum on FTX - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

PM mum on FTX - The Nassau Guardian

Prime Minister Philip Davis declined to answer any questions about the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, arguing that the matter is sub judice. During question time in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, Opposition Leader Michael Pintard asked the prime minister to provide the House with “the records of all funds owed to all government corporations by

Govt reviewing law following Privy Council ruling on detention, Bell says - Vimarsana News

Govt reviewing law following Privy Council ruling on detention, Bell says

Minister of Labour and Immigration Keith Bell said yesterday he is confident that a recent ruling from the Privy Council on the unlawful detention of a Kenyan man and the changes that may be enacted because of it, will put the country in a stronger position to expeditiously deport people. “Whist the case highlighted the

Davis declines to reveal settlement costs - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Davis declines to reveal settlement costs - The Nassau Guardian

Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday declined to disclose the sums awarded to former politicians, and senior police officers and civil servants, arguing that to reveal the sums could prejudice ongoing negotiations and proceedings. The prime minister was responding to a question from Opposition Leader Michael Pintard during question time in the House of Assembly. Pintard