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AG on blacklistings: Why are European countries getting a free pass? - Vimarsana News

AG on blacklistings: Why are European countries getting a free pass?

Attorney General Ryan Pinder yesterday appealed directly to the head of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to end the unfair practice of blacklisting developing countries while larger European nations are not for the same deficiencies. Addressing the first day of deliberations of the Fourth AML (Anti-Money Laundering) Research Conference being held at the Margaritaville Resort

Will the Bahamian Baptist church follow Jamal Harrison Bryant's lead on weed? - Vimarsana News

Will the Bahamian Baptist church follow Jamal Harrison Bryant's lead on weed?

Dear Editor, In a recent interview with one Rashan Ali of The Cool Soror Podcast, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant proposed starting up a cannabis industry within the church and the African American community to woo Black males into the church. This approach would inevitably lead to the undermining of the

Ann Marie Davis supports criminalizing marital rape - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Ann Marie Davis supports criminalizing marital rape - The Nassau Guardian

Ann Marie Davis, wife of the prime minister, said she supports criminalizing marital rape and believes the government should move forward with legislation to do just that. “I agree that marital rape should be criminalized and included in the new bill that’s coming out,” she said in a recent interview. “Absolutely.” She added, “Marital rape,

McWeeney: Start small on constitutional reform - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

McWeeney: Start small on constitutional reform - The Nassau Guardian

Fifty years after the 1973 constitution was agreed upon, and a decade after the last constitutional commission reported, the constitution of The Bahamas remains unchanged, but former Attorney General Sean McWeeney, KC, who chaired that commission, believes its work was not in vain. “I think it is disappointing that all this time has passed —

Legal wrangling on citizenship - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Legal wrangling on citizenship - The Nassau Guardian

A British lawyer representing the attorney general of The Bahamas has argued before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council that the Bahamian constitution provides no automatic right to citizenship for children born in the country to Bahamian fathers not married to the children’s foreign mothers, but another King’s Counsel contended that the now-chief justice, Sir