Interview with Dominica PM following Hurricane Irma
Posted: 22 Sep 2017 07:47 AM PDT Roseau waterfront in Dominica the day after Hurricane Maria hit the island on Monday night, September 18, 2017.
ROSEAU, Dominica — On Wednesday evening, in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the prime minister of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit, spoke with Caribbean News Now. Q. Could you describe what happened; what is the state of the country? A. We were devastated by the hurricane. Every community, every village, every street was impacted…..
Canada: Quebec’s systemic discrimination and racism hearings should be open – By Yvonne Sam
Testimony has a greater impact if one can see and hear the person testifying. The hearings are an opportunity to heighten public awareness.
The Quebec inquiry on systemic discrimination and racism has yet to begin hearings, but what’s already apparent is that the Couillard government does not want the exercise to be transparent.
Quebec Province. Canada
When the consultation was announced in July, all Quebecers were urged to participate, with the hearings being touted as an occasion to find tangible and permanent solutions to the issues at hand. Now we learn that Immigration Minister Kathleen Weil and the Quebec Human Rights Commission have indicated that local consultations will be held behind closed doors, hidden from the eyes of the media and the citizenry, away from the public setting that was expected by the public. Continue reading →
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