Opposition renews call for Gov’t to reconsider increasing age of consent from 16 to 18 years old

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

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Bus conductor who allegedly assaulted female students on bus now in police custody

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

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Crawford files constitutional challenge against Gov’t over pre-primary tuition

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

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Major works to commence on sections of Burnt Savannah roadway in St. Elizabeth – NWA’s Stephen Shaw

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

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PM Holness says restoring Jamaica’s core values is key to tackling school violence and maintaining social stability

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More

Two Chinese business operators charged in St. Elizabeth over illegal sugar sales

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More

Chief Judge of Parish Courts says solutions being finalized for Westmoreland Parish Court issues

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More

Commissioner of Police Dr. Kevin Blake emphasizes that investing in police personnel is critical to enhancing Jamaica’s crime-fighting capabilities

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More

Damian Crawford renews call for Gov’t to establish department of socialisation to tackle behavioural issues in schools

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More

Residents protest bad road conditions in South St. James

The Opposition has renewed the call for the Government to reconsider increasing the age of consent from 16, to 18 years old.

Opposition Spokesperson on Education and Youth, Damion Crawford repeated the call during his Sectoral Debate presentation in Parliament yesterday.

Citing data which indicated an average of 6000 pregnancies per year, Crawford said teen pregnancy is a problem in Jamaica

Mr. Crawford said children must be protected and urged the Government to take the necessary steps in this regard.

Read More