Showing posts with label violence Bahamas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label violence Bahamas. Show all posts
Sunday, April 7, 2024

Investigation into The Root Causes of Crime in The Bahamas is Urgently Needed

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The Bahamas Government Can Best Prevent and Address Crime by First Setting Good Examples Pursuing Sustainable Solutions to Combat Crime and ...
Friday, April 20, 2012

The very same Perry Christie who failed to fulfill his first duty as Prime Minister in 2002 ...can't condemn violence by his supporters ...or even get out his party's election platform in 2012," says Hubert Ingraham

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'Late-Again Plp Criticised For Lacking A Manifesto By CELESTE NIXON Tribune Staff Reporter cnixon@tribunemedia.net ...
Wednesday, March 21, 2012

We remember when Mr. Dennis Dames first started writing letters for publication in The Tribune... and so we guess that he is too young to remember the elections of the sixties and the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) "goon squads" where election violence all started

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Protect our Constitutional rights tribune242 editorial OUR CONSTITUTION guarantees every resident of this country the right of free s...
Tuesday, March 13, 2012

The Bahamas has had four murder records in five years... ...Our politicians need not add hostility through public discourse in a nation that already has a violence problem

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The tone of political rhetoric thenassauguardian editorial Over the last few weeks some very aggressive rhetoric has been exchanged betw...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011

The protection of animals from abuse and neglect in The Bahamas: There is a widespread culture of brutality against animals...The stories of dogs and cats being beaten to death, lit on fire, decapitated, are too numerous to ignore... And, the links uncovered by mental health experts between animal cruelty and the other forms of violence and deviance makes this an issue that should be on everyone's agenda in a country plagued with crime and anti-social behaviour

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Is animal protection in the wrong hands? "The picking up of dogs is not going to cure the problem - what's going to cure the...
Wednesday, November 16, 2011

The social climate in The Bahamas is one that lends itself to violence... Poverty, frustration due to the lack of opportunity and creative outlets, alcohol and marijuana abuse, verbal and physical abuse as a means of rearing children, noise and dirt, poor educational achievement, weak state regulation of an array of activities, unemployment, poor housing, and widespread corruption create an enabling environment for criminality

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Gangster’s Paradise Part 4 By Ian G. Strachan Thirty-eight years after independence, we are (in the net) not much better off as a people....
Thursday, April 21, 2011

We live in one of the most violent countries in the world

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‘A phenomenal burden’ By CANDIA DAMES Guardian News Editor candia@nasguard.com A closer look at the impact of crime on PMH The hig...