“Crossdressing” Case Raises Deep Issues of Human Rights and Social Justice for Region
The four litigants had their final day in court in a constitutional challenge lasting over 8 years On Thursday, June 28, 2018, a five-member panel of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), chaired by Justice Adrian More...
‘Human rights Dutch Antilles not well protected’
THE HAGUE - Human rights in the six Caribbean islands of the Kingdom do not keep pace with those in the Netherlands. The Netherlands needs to do more to ensure it, according to the Advisory Council on International More...
Amnesty International 2018 human rights report: Dominican Republic
LONDON - Amnesty International has published its 2018 annual report, covering the human rights situation in the world during 2017, including a number of Caribbean nations. Dominican Republic 2017/2018 Limited progress More...
EU sanctions against Venezuela bad for ABC Islands
BRUSSELS - Restricted sanctions which were unanimously proclaimed by the European Union against Venezuela threaten to reinforce the blockade of the Latin American country against Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao. Venezuela More...
Corallo files complaint with European Human Rights Court
PHILIPSBURG - On April 20, the lawyers of businessman Francesco Corallo filed an official complaint with the European Court of Human Rights in Strassbourg, France, considering what they hold for “inhuman conditions” More...
Lack of freedom of expression in Cuba criticised at human rights meeting
WASHINGTON - Miguel Henrique Otero, editor of the Caracas, Venezuela, newspaper El Nacional, represented the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) at a meeting on Wednesday before the Inter-American Commission More...
European Court of Human Rights rejects petition made by Gerrit Schotte and others
WILLEMSTAD – Former Prime Minister of Curaçao Gerrit Schotte and the other applicants who requested the European Court of Human Rights to review their case have received an answer from the court. The request More...
Press release: “No collision between Curaçao and the Netherlands”
WILLEMSTAD - The government of Curacao denies that a collision with the Netherlands is imminent or that there is a need for any confrontation with the European kingdom partner. Reports suggesting otherwise are biased More...
Parliamentary majority seeks protection of the European Court of Human Rights
WILLEMSTAD - Last Friday 24th February, a group of MP of the Dutch Caribbean Island, Curacao, have applied to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg (France), seeking the annulment of the recent decision More...
Cuba-EU human rights dialogue moves forward despite differences
HAVANA - A round of talks on human rights between Cuba and the European Union (EU) was held in Havana on Sunday, June 6, when, despite profound differences, both parties agreed they had made advances. According More...
