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The Caricom Reparations Commission says the recent adoption of a United Nations resolution recognising the trafficking and racialised chattel enslavement of Africans as the gravest crime against humanity has laid the foundation for a dialogue on human decency.

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Two people are dead after the motor truck they were travelling in veered off the Spur Tree Hill main road in Manchester this morning.Their identities have not been released, but one is male, and the other is female.

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Head of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (P-STEB) Senior Superintendent, Lloyd Darby, gave the update this morning.

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Parents, guardians and property owners are being urged to secure water sources as part of efforts aimed at keeping children safe.The appeal comes from the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA).

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Plans are being made to provide psycho-social support to the elderly man who was seen in a viral video in a physical confrontation with a police officer.

The incident, which reportedly happened in Tawes Pen, St. Catherine, has led to the officer's interdiction, pending the outcome of a thorough probe by the Inspectorate and Professional Oversight Bureau.

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Executive Director of Stand Up for Jamaica, Carla Gullotta has expressed concern about the number of police fatal shooting incidents since the start of the year.

According to the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) 88 people have died in alleged confrontations with the security forces since January.

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Police say the milestone stands in stark contrast to the 11 murders reported during the corresponding period last year, underscoring a significant turnaround in public safety and crime reduction in the division. The accomplishment is being hailed as both historic and record-breaking, highlighting the success of strategic, community-focused policing.

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The announcement was made by Agriculture Minister Floyd Green at the official launch of Farmers’ Month, which is observed every April. He said the initiative aims to establish 3,000 acres of fruit trees to replace those damaged during Hurricane Melissa.

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Attorney at law Bert Samuels has pointed out that Jamaica has observed and protected the rights of Rastafarians for several decades, a marked change from past atrocities meted out against members of the faith.

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Lobby group Jamaica Beach Birthright Environmental Movement (JABBEM) continued its demand for citizens to have beach access rights, staging another protest today.

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