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Nearly a year after Jamaica’s Full Court declared the States of Public Emergency unconstitutional, the Campbell v Attorney General ruling remains one of the most significant constitutional moments in recent history. It raised critical questions about the use of emergency powers, the role of Parliament, and the balance between security and fundamental rights. With murder figures now at a thirty-year low without SOPEs, and new security legislation on the horizon, every citizen has a stake in what comes next. Our latest Justice Matters e-brief breaks it all down. Click the link in the bio to read.

Kagame often treats Rwandans like children. It's what happens when a leader has had unlimited power for 32 years and wins "elections" with 99% of the vote.

A legacy of strength, service and remarkable determination! Detective Inspector Rohan Brown, a visually impaired Crime Prevention Officer for the Portland Policing Division, with 33 years of dedicated service in the Jamaica Constabulary Force, has not only protected his nation but has also inspired his greatest achievement yet; his son. On Wednesday, March 25, 19-year-old Raheem Brown proudly graduated from the National Police College of Jamaica, crediting his father not just for guidance, but for shaping the courage and conviction that carried him to this milestone. Today, a father stands with a heart overflowing with pride, and a son carries the torch forward with the same fierce hope and steadfast resolve. 🇯🇲 #WeBuildLegacies #AForce4Good

The Court of Appeal has quashed the convictions of alleged gang leader Tesha Miller in relation to the 2008 murder of former Jamaica Urban Transit Company chairman Douglas Chambers and ordered a retrial. #GLNRToday

Going down Twitter memory lane and not mentioning Netania is cultural erasure. I will not have it.

This, and Barbados providing financial grants to parents. It is very nice to see these kinds of concrete policy efforts aimed towards solving identified problems. It sure beats urging, in my book.

I'm happy to announce this new paper — we compile evidence on the extraordinary harms caused by IMF and World Bank structural adjustment programmes in the global South since the 1980s. The empirical record is devastating: documented negative impacts on wages, poverty, inequality, maternal mortality, infant mortality, healthcare access, etc. SAPs inflicted misery on the periphery in order to curtail their consumption, scupper independent development, and make labour and resources more cheaply available for the core. gh.bmj.com/content/11/Sup…

What a headline 🤌🏾

So cool! Her son loves lasco, asked lasco to hire him and they end up making him “Lasco Boy”

T&T regiment get ready to die for Israel and the Epstein class 🙏🏾

Araghchi being on an assassination list is crazy. The guy is literally a diplomat. But looks like no one cares about these issues anymore

JUST IN: 🇮🇷🇱🇧 Iran tells mediators any ceasefire deal with the US and Israel must include Lebanon.

@justinswvnk Revisionism where? People just becoming more aware

there was no outrage when they went to israel during this time, now israel being recognized as awful ppl there’s a lot of revisionism going on

"Though countries in the region have long opposed the U.S. embargo ​on Cuba, a wave of right-wing-aligned governments has shifted allegiances."

Mexico to uphold Cuban doctor agreement, president says reut.rs/4bxWU1o reut.rs/4bxWU1o

NOW - Dame Sarah Mullally is officially "enthroned" as the Archbishop of Canterbury, head of the Church of England, becoming the first woman to take the role in 1,400 years.

@ibkontehja Or a midterm by election 👀

Right in time for 2030 🤔

Happy Birthday to Cde. Senator Ramon Small-Ferguson wishing you a year filled with impact, progress, and big wins!

Wrong woman

Rae Town Division Councillor Rosalie Hamilton is daring Member of Parliament for Kingston Central Donovan Williams to proceed with his promised lawsuit as the now-public feud between the two Jamaica Labour Party representatives intensifies. Read more: jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/2…