NIA Director says visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to Privy Council, is unacceptable and an insult

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

Bail extended for Sagicor Bank employees accused of defrauding the bank of $65 million

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

Police say telecom providers can expect to see more use of Proceeds of Crime Act in cases of theft and vandalism

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

CCU Head says truck implicated in yesterday’s theft of Flow cables was seen in similar incident

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

Health Records Officers sign deal with Government under restructured compensation system

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

PM says firm step taken to crush overseas criminal networks that sponsor crimes in Jamaica following talks with US Department of Justice

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

National Integrity Action calls for more measures to ensure citizen engagement in fight against corruption

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

Call made for permanent ban on scrap metal industry

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

St Catherine accounts for most cases of theft and vandalism of Flow’s telecommunications infrastructure

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.

INDECOM says 126 fatal shootings were reported between January and November this year

Principal Director of the National Integrity Action, Professor Trevor Munroe has described as unacceptable, the visa requirement for Jamaicans who wish to take their cases to the Privy Council.

 

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, located in the United Kingdom is the highest court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica.

 

Speaking at a press conference today (December 9) on corruption and challenges to good governance, Professor Munroe decried the fact that Jamaicans would not be allowed to make their appeals without a visa.

 

He also lamented the financial costs incurred, not just to obtain the visa, but to secure other elements of the travel to the UK.

 

Professor Munroe said he hopes that by next year, the country will take steps to remove the King as the Head of State.