Appeal court says the answer to Guyana's election results lies in the recountPresident Granger has said he will accept GECOM's declaration Written by Janine Mendes-Franco31 July 2020
Trinidad & Tobago NGO identifies treatment of women as key issue in upcoming elections"Sexism is [...] one of the most dangerous [biases]"Written by Flora Thomas30 July 2020
Former prime minister of Barbados, Owen Arthur, diesThe late prime minister was hailed as a Caribbean manWritten by Stacey Phillips29 July 2020
It's been 30 years since the attempted coup in Trinidad & Tobago"There is nothing to apologize for"Written by Flora Thomas28 July 2020
The long and winding road to Guyana's 2020 election resultsIt's 'inconsistent with [the constitution] for GECOM to disenfranchise electors'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco26 July 2020
‘Invisible hands': How millions of domestic workers fare under COVID-19Unions and organizations fight against weak contractsWritten by Emma Lewis, Violeta Camarasa, Juliana Harsianti, Belen Febres-Cordero, Mina Nowrozi, Giovana Fleck, Saoussen Ben Cheikh, Romina Navarro20 July 2020
Since George Floyd's murder, black Barbadians are becoming more vocal about racism"...We were not passive then and we're not passive now!"Written by Stacey Phillips20 July 2020
Could reform be on the cards for Jamaica's prison system?Reconsidering laws on mental illness (Part II of II)Written by Emma Lewis15 July 2020
Jamaica wakes up to the plight of prisoners with mental illnessIndependent commission recommends regular reviews (Part I of II)Written by Emma Lewis15 July 2020
Authorities’ response to social unrest in Trinidad & Tobago raises debate about police power and public trust"We must invest in — not alienate — underserved and vulnerable communities"Written by Janine Mendes-Franco10 July 2020
Everton Weekes, last of the ‘Three Ws’ of Caribbean cricket, dies at age 95'Sir Everton made an invaluable contribution to the sport'Written by Emma Lewis3 July 2020