Caribbean governments must intervene in defense of our African-American brothers and sisters!
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK IN DEFENSE OF HUMANITY (CARIBBEAN CHAPTER) PAN-AFRICAN COALITION OF ORGANIZATIONS (PACO) JOINT STATEMENT CARIBBEAN GOVERNMENTS MUST INTERVENE IN DEFENSE OF OUR AFRICAN- AMERICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS ! The murders, earlier this month, of two young African-American men — Philando Castile…
Company that laundered money for Cayman Gang Of Four appoints two accountants as directors
By Kenneth Rijock We recently advised that Ryan Bateman a/k/a Kim Bateman a/k/a Ashley Bateman had his director status, at B & C Capital Ltd., and Bateman and Company Ltd., cancelled by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), for failure…
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Tourism Matters: The responsibilities of perceived status
By Adrian Loveridge It was of course almost inevitable, but hopefully it will send a very strong message to our tourism planners and policymakers that if we portray ourselves as an ‘iconic’ or ‘aspirational’ destination that there are responsibilities that…
Several women accuse Fox News CEO Roger Ailes of sexual harassment
By Rebecca Ruiz From Mashable More than a dozen women have stepped forward to accuse Fox News CEO Roger Ailes of sexual harassment in the days since a former host for the channel filed a related lawsuit against Ailes, according…
Air conditioners in vicious cycle
From The Carbon Wars Ring demand for air conditioners will worsen global warming if steps aren’t taken to change the cooling technology we currently use, says a new study from the Berkeley National Laboratory. In the last two years, alone,…
Exploring the English and French Rivera
By Ashyln Molly From Travel Blissful When it comes to European holiday destinations you are spoilt for choice, the English Coast skirted by the English Channel and the French coast skirted by the Mediterranean are home to two popular summer…
Canada: CBSA officers seize “hot” cargo at the Toronto Pearson International Airport
From The Government of Canada The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced on July 7 2016 the seizure of approximately 19.34 kilograms of suspected cocaine following a cargo offload at the Toronto Pearson International Airport (TPIA). On June 23, 2016, CBSA…
ECJ invalidates maximum annual free allowances for greenhouse gas emissions
By Luciano Butti & Beatrice Toniolo Contributed by B&P Avvocati From International Law Office Introduction The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has declared invalid the maximum annual free allowances for greenhouse gas emissions set out in European Commission Decision 448/2013. The…
This paragraph from FBI’s statement explains why the agency isn’t recommending charges against Clinton
By Pamela Engel From Business Insider The FBI announced on Tuesday that while an investigation found evidence Hillary Clinton was “extremely careless” in the “handling of very sensitive, highly classified information,” the agency would not recommend charges be brought against…
Cayman Islands Film Festival an outstanding success
By Hilary Cahill From Cayman Enterprise City CAYFILM International Film Festival marked not only the exponential growth of the annual event but also a growing partnership with Cayman Media Park, which is part of the Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) Special…
