Letters to the Editor

Congratulations to acting Chancellor and Chief Justice

Dear Editor, As we approach the celebration of International Women’s Day, it gives me great pleasure to offer my congratulations to Justices Yonette Cummings-Edwards and Roxane George-Wiltshire on their respective judicial acting appointments as Chancellor and Chief Justice.

Magistrates do not own the courthouses

Dear Editor, I write in response to Magistrate Dylon Bess’s recent assault on the human rights of transgender Guyanese when he prevented them from entering ‘his’ courtroom at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court on March 2nd, 2017 and dismissed a physical assault case in which a transgender individual was victimized.

Ministry of Presidency statement is misleading

Dear Editor, I accompanied the Leader of the Opposition to the consultations held on March 1 at State House with the President in respect of the appointment of personnel to act in the positions of Chancellor of the Judiciary and Chief Justice.

Why was former PS Thomas retained in the public service?

Dear Editor, I refer to your article titled ‘Gov’t sacks health ministry PS -Harmon says more changes to come’ that was carried in your March 3 publication, with particular reference to the statement, “Harmon also stated that while Thomas’ services as Permanent Secretary was terminated, he still remains employed in the public service”.

CNN is hampering improving Russia-US ties

Dear Editor, Guyanese media have recently made multiple references to an article ‘Graham, McCain want answers on Sessions-Russia report’ published by CNN on March 2, 2017 containing insinuations about Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergey Kislyak.

Executive lawlessness in Berbice cricket

Dear Editor, I am an ardent cricket fan and a fanatic of Berbice cricket who has been following the intricacies  of the Guyana Cricket Board and the Berbice Cricket Board cricket saga, not to mention the court matter between two representatives of Berbice cricket namely, Mr Godwyn Allicock in his capacity as secretary of the Port Mourant Cricket Club, Mr David Black in his capacity as President of the West Berbice Cricket Association and the Berbice Cricket Board.

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