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Letters to the Editor
Requesting donor pensioner living abroad to open bank account onerous
Dear Editor,This is an open letter to Minister of Labour and Social Security Shahine Robinson. Read More
Pension appeal
Dear Editor,This is an open letter to the Minister of Labour and Social Security Shahine Robinson. Dear Minister Robinson, Read More
Extremists manipulating the discussion on rape
Dear Editor,Christian extremists have once again proven to Jamaicans that their interests lie solely in restricting the rights of the LGBT community, and not in protecting and guiding members of the society, as they often claim is their mandate. Read More
Crime plan must address the absence of father figures
Dear Editor,As we approach another Father's Day, I salute all the good fathers of Jamaica. There are many, I am sure. Read More
Obey the law, plain and simple!
Dear Editor, I refer to Dr Sangster's letter of June 14, 2017 in the Jamaica Observer. Read More
Great need to repair weaknesses in the justice system
Dear Editor,I recall the news of the tragic murder of Dr Peter Vogel, UWI lecturer, at his home in Mona Commons years ago. As I read the court testimony in the news recently, I could not believe this case was just starting, 10 years after the murder! Read More
No Jamaican government has ever been serious about crime
Dear Editor,Everybody is entitled to his or her own opinion. Therefore, this is my opinion concerning this long-standing crime problem. Read More
If we are serious about fighting crime...
Dear Editor,Commissioner of Police George Quallo, in a press conference on crime held at his office on June 13, stated that over 70 per cent of the murders committed are attributable to gangs. Read More
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