Letters to the Editor

We can do better with our waste

Dear Editor,As a Jamaican raised by old-school parents, the environment and personal space was always meticulously clean.

Be careful not to water down NIDS too much

Dear Editor,I have been observing the goings-on at the meetings of the joint select committee of Parliament examining the new national identification system (NIDS) Bill with intrigue.

George Wright: Condemned without cause

Dear Editor,George Wright has a right and entitlement, like every other Jamaican, to the protection of the laws of Jamaica, particularly the most supreme law of the nation — the constitution.

Jamaica needs to look after herself

Dear Editor,The novel coronavirus pandemic has revealed what many might have known about how our Government operates and the limitations on its capabilities.

Time to repeal, replace US Civil Rights Act of 1964

Dear Editor,

Logic for lawyers and medical examiners

Dear Editor,

Allow us to bear arms

Dear Editor,I am pro-gun. Were it up to me, all Jamaicans would have the right to bear a gun.

Is the Jamaican Domestic Violence Act sexist?

Dear Editor, In the year 2021, in which we are fortunate to be alive in Jamaica, we still have the problem of inequality.

Man mimics nature: The python prosecution

Dear Editor,In a notable trial of a policeman in the USA, man has copied nature.

Hard to celebrate Zimbabwe's 41st Independence

Dear Editor,

Use the facts to debate the vaccine bad talk

Dear Editor,

The 'Wrighting' on the wall

Dear Editor,Most sports and social commentators generally use the phrase “the writing on the wall” to communicate a sad state of affairs and to make their commentary more colourful.

Can't we even determine if it is George Wright on the video or not?

Dear Editor,My girlfriend is now getting tired of me speaking out about the severe beating that has gone viral and which is said by many to involve Member of Parliament (MP) George Wright of Westmoreland Central and a female.