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Planning advanced for Craft Development Institute; JAMPRO delegation attending Toronto Film Festival, and Travelers urged to declare all agriculture produce being brought into the island.

Medicinal plants to be grown on mined out bauxite lands; Government agencies receive gender equality certification; and community services fair to be staged in Mount Salem, St. James.

IDB lauds Jamaica for macro-economic stability efforts, 698 million earmarked for infrastructure improvement works at primary and secondary schools island-wide and Government on track to resolving challenges affecting Cornwall Regional hospital.

DBJ’s Credit Enhancement Fund boosted; Drug treatment courts get support; and planning advanced for establishment of Ms Lou Square.

Custodes and Justices of the Peace have a critical role to play in ensuring the protection of citizens’ rights after an area has been designated a zone of special operation. As such they have been receiving training to ensure they effectively carry out their functions when called upon.

On today’s edition of you and the Law, we tell you more about safeguarding human rights under the Zones of Special Operations legislation.

On today’s edition of you and the Law, we tell you more about the Zones of Special Operations legislation.

On today’s edition of you and the Law, we tell you more about the new Zones of Special Operation crime prevention legislation.

Traffic Ticket Amnesty

St. Ann - Home of First Parish Justice Centre

Jamaican Making Significant Strides in Anti Human Trafficking Efforts

Sugar retailers could face stiff penalties for not complying with the revised standards governing labeling and packaging.