KINGSTON — An allocation of $20 million has been set aside in the 2011/12 Estimates of Expenditure in support Government’s efforts in reducing the incidence of crime and violence in...
KINGSTON — Cabinet has given approval for amendments to be made to the Copyright Act, 1993. Speaking on April 20 post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House, Minister with responsibility for...
Cabinet has approved Jamaica's accession to the Second Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography. Minister...
KINGSTON — Efforts by the Government to reduce crime and violence in 39 volatile and vulnerable communities have been bolstered with an allocation of $830 million, to finance prevention and...
KINGSTON — Head of the European Union Delegation in Jamaica, Ambassador Marco Mazzocchi Alemanni, says the EU will be funding the visit of two international crime experts to consult with...
MANDEVILLE — Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), James Forbes, is crediting the police’s recent success in fighting crime, in large part, to the determination of citizens to rid their communities...
KINGSTON — Minister of National Security, Senator the Hon. Dwight Nelson, is reassuring the nation of the Government’s continued commitment to eliminating the problem of human trafficking in the country....
KINGSTON — The Government will continue to provide critical support for the security forces in the task of fighting crime, Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen said...
The Government will continue to provide critical support for the security forces in the task of fighting crime, Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, said today (April...
MONTEGO BAY — Leaders, citizens and supporting agencies of the inner city community of Flanker, St. James, have been commended for their dedication to community renewal, which has resulted in...
Cabinet has appointed a Ministerial committee to review the recommendations of the Report of the National Commission on Ganja which was chaired by the late Professor, Barry Chevannes. That report was submitted...
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