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WORKERS FIRED, FACES PLASTERED: ASTAPHAN SLAMS “NAME AND SHAME” JUSTICE IN ST. KITTS-NEVIS
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WORKERS FIRED, FACES PLASTERED: ASTAPHAN SLAMS “NAME AND SHAME” JUSTICE IN ST. KITTS-NEVIS
Ex-Minister Demands Fairness for the Vulnerable and Accountability for the Powerful BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (Times Caribbean Investigates) — The firing of several female workers for alleged theft and the subsequent posting of their photos on social media has sparked a national debate on justice, fairness, and the treatment of the most vulnerable in the Federation. Now, former Minister of National Security and social activist Attorney G.A. Dwyer As…
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